Question
How do light microscopes work?
Light microscopes use an electron beam to create an image of a specimen.
Light microscopes use a combination of light and lenses to magnify a specimen.***
Light microscopes use a tiny tip that traces a specimen, enlarging it.
Light microscopes use laser light to scan a specimen and send data to a computer to create an image.
Light microscopes use an electron beam to create an image of a specimen.
Light microscopes use a combination of light and lenses to magnify a specimen.***
Light microscopes use a tiny tip that traces a specimen, enlarging it.
Light microscopes use laser light to scan a specimen and send data to a computer to create an image.
Answers
Steve
I agree.
Except that the image is magnified, not the actual specimen!
Except that the image is magnified, not the actual specimen!
Sid.V
The Answers are
1.A
2.C
3.A
4.D
5.B
Trust me there 100%
1.A
2.C
3.A
4.D
5.B
Trust me there 100%
Right answers!
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
He is right
He is right
Anous
Thnaks!
Sid.V is correct
SID.V IS 100% CORRECT!!
Ivy
They are correct but I put in C not D haha
MyChemicalKira
Sid.V IS 100% correct :)
camdyn
Thanks for the answers!