Compound microscope | Class 12 (India) | Physics | Khan Academy

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Why does a objective lens of a microscope have a really small than the other one??

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Sir can you provide a video on drawing the compound microscope ray diagram and derivation please?

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If the first image is at focus then how are we able to look at the image? The parallel rays would never meet.

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hello! gr 9 student here. how exactly is theta 0 h/d?

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Tan theta=h/d
Small angle approximation:
Theta= h/d

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Sir, can you explain to me why the focal of an objective lens will be shorter than the focal length of the eyepiece lens in a compound microscope? Please help!!!😥😥

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I also want to know why😿

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The focal length of the eyepiece is large so as to get a parallel beam of refracted light rays so that our eye is least strained, or at least that's what I think

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To get maximum magnification

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Any one knows whats angle of incident equal h/d what law is it ???

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At 9:07 why is the final image inverted?

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It’s because Physics wants it to be inverted. And whatever Physics wants, it gets it

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bcoz retina forms an inverted image and brain makes it straight,so that we don't see inverted image

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