3. Short Answer Questions What is the microscope field of view (FOV)? What is the relationship...

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3. Short Answer Questions What is the microscope field of view (FOV)? What is the relationship between the size of the field and the objective used to observe the field? Which of the following are TRUE or FALSE? Circle the correct answer. If the statement is false, correct it by writing the proper word or phrase to replace the word or phrase that is underlined. (TRUE/FALSE) When the scanning objective is used the total magnification is 10x. (TRUE/FALSE) The microscope is stored with the high power lens in position. (TRUE/FALSE) Always begin focusing with the scanning objective lens. (TRUE/FALSE) The coarse adjustment knob may be used in focusing with all four objectives. (TRUE/FALSE) The iris diaphragm is a lens used to concentrates the light on the specimen. (TRUE/FALSE) The ocular is the lens in the eyepiece, which has a magnification of 10x (in this lab). (TRUE/FALSE) The condenser controls the width of the circle of light passing through the specimen. (TRUE/FALSE) The black ring on the revolving nosepiece is always used when changing objectives (TRUE/FALSE) The microscope is stored with the stage moved to its lowest position. 3. Short Answer Questions What is the microscope field of view (FOV)? What is the relationship between the size of the field and the objective used to observe the field? Which of the following are TRUE or FALSE? Circle the correct answer. If the statement is false, correct it by writing the proper word or phrase to replace the word or phrase that is underlined. (TRUE/FALSE) When the scanning objective is used the total magnification is 10x. (TRUE/FALSE) The microscope is stored with the high power lens in position. (TRUE/FALSE) Always begin focusing with the scanning objective lens. (TRUE/FALSE) The coarse adjustment knob may be used in focusing with all four objectives. (TRUE/FALSE) The iris diaphragm is a lens used to concentrates the light on the specimen. (TRUE/FALSE) The ocular is the lens in the eyepiece, which has a magnification of 10x (in this lab). (TRUE/FALSE) The condenser controls the width of the circle of light passing through the specimen. (TRUE/FALSE) The black ring on the revolving nosepiece is always used when changing objectives (TRUE/FALSE) The microscope is stored with the stage moved to its lowest position.

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SOLUTION ANSWER 1 The field of view FOV is defined to be the visible circle of the slide seen while looking through microscope The magnification of th... View the full answer