Question
Magnifying power of a microscope depends on
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Answer
(a) focal length of eyepiece and objective.
Explanation: Magnification $\frac{m \times 1}{f_o f_e}$
So, magnifying power of a microscope depends on focal length of eyepiece and objective only.
Explanation: Magnification $\frac{m \times 1}{f_o f_e}$
So, magnifying power of a microscope depends on focal length of eyepiece and objective only.
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