The resolving power of a compound microscope is about:

Question

The resolving power of a compound microscope is about: (A)  0.275 μ  (B)  0.5 μ  (C)  0.75 μ  (D)  1.5 μ

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The ability of a system to separate its detail is called resolving power. The resolving power of unaided eye is 25-100 microns and that of compound microscope is 0.275 microns.

Q. The resolving power of a compound microscope is about:

$0.275 μ$

$0.5 μ$

$0.75 μ$

$1.5 μ$

The ability of a system to separate its detail is called resolving power. The resolving power of unaided eye is $25 - 100$ microns and that of compound microscope is $0.275$ microns.

Q. The resolving power of a compound microscope is about:

0.275μ

0.5μ

0.75μ

1.5μ

The ability of a system to separate its detail is called resolving power. The resolving power of unaided eye is 25−100 microns and that of compound microscope is 0.275 microns.

$0.275 μ$

$0.5 μ$

$0.75 μ$

$1.5 μ$

The ability of a system to separate its detail is called resolving power. The resolving power of unaided eye is $25 - 100$ microns and that of compound microscope is $0.275$ microns.