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3 years ago

Objective has the largest depth of field.

Biology

2 answers:

TiliK225 [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

The correct answer is option - C. low power objective.

Explanation:

In microscopes, low power objectives have a wide field of view and use to study the many smaller specimens or large specimens. 10X is the power of the low objective.

To study the depth of the field the lower objective rotated and aligned on the place over the specimen. When you move to high power objective the field of view gets close in and only can study the smaller specimen or small section of a large specimen.

Thus, the correct answer is option - C. low power objectives.

Allushta [10]3 years ago

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Answer: (C) Low power

Explanation:

The lowest power is the objective which has the largest depth of the field. The view of the filed closed when we switch to the higher power and on the other hand, the the filed vie become widest in the objective of the low power.

The largest depth in the field is focuses more on the lowest objective of the power. The depth of the filed is basically refers to the depth of the image space that focus on the object space specifically.

Therefore, Option (C) is correct.

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