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What is the correct sequence for light traveling through a microscope?

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The answer would be B.

Since the light source comes from the bottom, you just need to find the sequence from the bottom going up.

It will start with the light source, then go through the slide, which will then go through the objective lens and lastly, the eyepiece lens. In summary, the sequence is:

B. Light --- slide ---- objective lens --- eyepiece lens

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