Question

In the microscope activity, you viewed some of the same specimens under multiple microscopes. Describe the differences in what you could see under each microscope.

Answer 1

Answer:

Different types of microscopes use different sources for magnification, have different levels of magnification, and can help in visualizing an object in two dimensions or three dimensions.

Thus, if the same object is observed under different microscopes the differences we can observe is the resolution, magnification, and plane (2D or 3D) of the object.

For example, a compound microscope can magnify up to 500x whereas stereoscopic microscope can only magnify up to 50x.

Answer 2

The microscopes with higher magnification could make the specimen bigger and clearer.