Answer:
B) Transmission Electron Microscope
Explanation:
The microscope described above says
- uses electrons
This is your first hint. You can cross out any microscope that doesn't have the word "electron" in it.
This would cross out a) Compound Microscope and d) Dissecting Microscope
The second hint is:
- produces a 2D image
The Scanning Electron Microscope produces 3D images while the Transmission Electron Microscope produces 2D images
You can now cross out C) Scanning Electron Microscope
The third hint is:
- creates a detailed image of internal cells
As you know, cells are SUPER small. They can't be seen by the human eye. Transmission Electron Microscopes are used to view objects to the atomic level (which is the smallest we can get), while the Scanning Electron Microscope is used to see images of bacteria, germs, etc (which are BIGGER than atoms)
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