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Which part of the microscope is responsible for enlarging the specimen? A. magnifying parts B. illuminating parts C. mechanical parts D. supporting parts​
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Which part of the microscope is responsible for enlarging the specimen?

A. magnifying parts
B. illuminating parts
C. mechanical parts
D. supporting parts​

User BrechtDeMan
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A



The first guy answered right also sorry I kind a need some points
User Metric Scantlings
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Answer:

A

Step-by-step explanation:

magnifying = enlarging something or making it seem bigger

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