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asked Oct 10, 2023 2.3k views

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Part of compound microscope that moves the stage up and down is

Is it fine adjustment or coarse adjustment

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Coarse adjustment. Coarse in definition is large. Fine is small. Coarse relates to moving big objects such as the stage

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Answer:

coarse judgement knob

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dont worry bout it

Yaje answered Oct 16, 2023

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