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Using the diagram above, answer questions 26-35: 26) To focus on a specimen when you are using the scanning power objective lens you would use the following structure on the microscope: a) A b) E c) H d) I 27) You must use the lens with the magnification if you use the labeled H is: a) 10X b) 4X c) 40x d) 100x 28) To move part D up and down you Have to use the part labeled: a) b) B E d) H 29) Before you plug the microscope into the power source you must make sure that part off: a) K b) F c) E d) H 30) To get the total magnification which, you are seeing the sample with (in the picture above) you have to multiply the following lenses' magnifications: a) BxAXE b) CxAXE c) AXC d) AXBXCXE 31) To move the slide holding the specimen right & left you use part labeled: a) E b) B c) I d)J 32) To focus on a specimen when you are using the low power or high objective lens you would use the following structure on the microscope: a) A b) E c) H d) I 33) To focus on a specimen when you are using the oil immersion power objective lens you would use the following structure on the microscope: a) A b) E c) H d) I 34) A string of capsule-looking bacteria is called: a) Streptobacillus b) Streptococcus c) Staphylococcus d) Staphylobacillus 35) You use mineral oil in the oil immersion lens because has the same refractive index as the a) specimen b) glass slide c) cover slip d) b & c is

Using the diagram above, answer questions 26-35: 26) To focus on a specimen when you are using the scanning power objective lens you would use the following structure on the microscope: a) A b) E c) H d) I 27) You must use the lens with the magnification if you use the labeled H is: a) 10X b) 4X c) 40x d) 100x 28) To move part D up and down you Have to use the part labeled: a) b) B E d) H 29) Before you plug the microscope into the power source you must make sure that part off: a) K b) F c) E d) H 30) To get the total magnification which, you are seeing the sample with (in the picture above) you have to multiply the following lenses' magnifications: a) BxAXE b) CxAXE c) AXC d) AXBXCXE 31) To move the slide holding the specimen right & left you use part labeled: a) E b) B c) I d)J 32) To focus on a specimen when you are using the low power or high objective lens you would use the following structure on the microscope: a) A b) E c) H d) I 33) To focus on a specimen when you are using the oil immersion power objective lens you would use the following structure on the microscope: a) A b) E c) H d) I 34) A string of capsule-looking bacteria is called: a) Streptobacillus b) Streptococcus c) Staphylococcus d) Staphylobacillus 35) You use mineral oil in the oil immersion lens because has the same refractive index as the a) specimen b) glass slide c) cover slip d) b & c is

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X D A 11:32 B C MT Sp 24 H K 56% 50 Using the diagram above, answer questions 26-35: 26) To focus on a specimen when you are using the scanning power objective lens you would use the following structure on the microscope: a) A b) E c) H d) I 27) You must use the lens with the magnification if you use the labeled H is: a) 10X b) 4X c) 40x d) 100x 28) To move part D up and down you Have to use the part labeled: a) b) B E d) H 29) Before you plug the microscope into the power source you must make sure that partis off: a) K b) F c) E d) H 30) To get the total magnification which, you are seeing the sample with (in the picture above) you have to multiply the following lenses' magnifications: a) BxAXE b) CxAXE c) AxC d) AXBXCXE 31) To move the slide holding the specimen right & left you use part labeled: a) E b) B c) d) J 32) To focus on a specimen when you are using the low power or high objective lens you would use the following structure on the microscope: a) A b) E c) H d) I 33) To focus on a specimen when you are using the oil immersion power objective lens you would use the following structure on the microscope: a) A b) E c) H d) I 34) A string of capsule-looking bacteria is called: a) Streptobacillus b) Streptococcus c) Staphylococcus d) Staphylobacillus 35) You use mineral oil in the oil immersion lens because has the same refractive index as the_____: a) specimen b) glass slide c) cover slip d) b & c
Transcribed Image Text:X D A 11:32 B C MT Sp 24 H K 56% 50 Using the diagram above, answer questions 26-35: 26) To focus on a specimen when you are using the scanning power objective lens you would use the following structure on the microscope: a) A b) E c) H d) I 27) You must use the lens with the magnification if you use the labeled H is: a) 10X b) 4X c) 40x d) 100x 28) To move part D up and down you Have to use the part labeled: a) b) B E d) H 29) Before you plug the microscope into the power source you must make sure that partis off: a) K b) F c) E d) H 30) To get the total magnification which, you are seeing the sample with (in the picture above) you have to multiply the following lenses' magnifications: a) BxAXE b) CxAXE c) AxC d) AXBXCXE 31) To move the slide holding the specimen right & left you use part labeled: a) E b) B c) d) J 32) To focus on a specimen when you are using the low power or high objective lens you would use the following structure on the microscope: a) A b) E c) H d) I 33) To focus on a specimen when you are using the oil immersion power objective lens you would use the following structure on the microscope: a) A b) E c) H d) I 34) A string of capsule-looking bacteria is called: a) Streptobacillus b) Streptococcus c) Staphylococcus d) Staphylobacillus 35) You use mineral oil in the oil immersion lens because has the same refractive index as the_____: a) specimen b) glass slide c) cover slip d) b & c
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