Suppose you were observing an organism through the microscope and noticed that it moved toward the bottom of the slide and then
it moved to te right. What does this tell you about the actual movement?
1 answer:
The optical microscope uses a set of lenses to enlarge the image to provide a true, inverted image larger than the object. If we place the letter F on an observation slide, it will be inverted horizontally and vertically as shown in the attached figure.
Therefore, if through the microscope the organism moved down and to the right, actually on the slide, moved up and to the left.
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