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Why does a microscope stage have a hole in it? a. To hold the specimen in place. b. To make the specimen visible. c. To secure the slide to the stage d. To allow light to pass through.
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Why does a microscope stage have a hole in it? a. To hold the specimen in place. b. To make the specimen visible. c. To secure the slide to the stage d. To allow light to pass through.

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Answer: A - To hold the specimen in place.

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