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A microscope is typically constructed of two very short converging lenses. The purpose of the microscope is to magnify. In order to accomplish this, the magnification from each lens needs to be quite large.

The angular magnification for a microscope is always negative resulting in an inverted image even though this value is often reported as an absolute value. This is why the slide must always be moved in the opposite direction when adjusting the field of view.

The object must be placed far away from the lens (greater than twice the focal length of the objective lens). The object must be placed at twice the focal length of the objective lens. The object must be placed just outside the focal length of the objective lens. The object must be placed at the focal length of the objective lens. The object must be placed just inside the focal length of the objective lens.

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