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The total maginification of a specimen viewed under a compound microscope is determines by?
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The total maginification of a specimen viewed under a compound microscope is determines by?

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The total magnification of a specimen viewed under a compound microscope is determined by the following:

Total magnification = (ocular lens magnification) X (objective lens magnification).
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