If you measured the field diameter to be 4.6mm with the 4x objective, what should the field diameter be with the 40x objective? 46mm 460mm 11.5mm 1.84mm 0.46mm

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Vlad Alexeev · Answer 1 · 2024-11-18T12:51:48+0000

Answer: field diameter with the 40x objective would be 0.46mm.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that the field diameter with the 4x objective is 4.6mm and the magnification of the 4x objective is 4, we can substitute these values into the formula:

Field Diameter (40x) = 4.6mm / 40 * 4 = 0.46mm

If you measured the field diameter to be 4.6mm with the 4x objective, what should the field diameter be with the 40x objective? 46mm 460mm 11.5mm 1.84mm 0.46mm

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