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Explanation:
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<u>Answer:</u>
<em>The type of object to be observed determines whether dissecting microscope or compound microscope should be used.
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<u>Explanation:</u>
<em>A dissecting microscope is usually used to observe the surface features of a specimen and compound microscope</em> is used for an in-depth observation of the specimen.
The magnification of dissecting microscope is less than the magnification of compound microscope but dissecting microscope gives a three dimensional image of the specimen. <em>Another special feature of dissecting microscope is its long working distance.
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Dissecting microscope uses the reflected light and thus preparation of specimen is usually not required. These features and its long working distance makes dissecting <em>microscope an excellent tool in forensic and scientific applications. </em>
Compound microscope can be used in situations when a high magnification is required. Looking through the <em>specimen is possible by the use of compound microscope. </em>
<em>Thus the type of specimen and in how much detail it should be examined determines the type of microscope chosen.
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