A microscope has a 20cmtube length. What focal-length objective will give total magnification localid="1649845070556" 500×when used with an eyepiece having a focal length 5.0cm?

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The objective will give a total magnification 500×is 0.2cm.

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01

Given Information.

We have given that:

Tube lengthL=20cm,

Magnification localid="1649845198764" M=500×

Focal length feye=5cm

We need to find the focal length.

02

Simplification.

As we know a total magnification microscope:

M=-Lfobj×25feye500=20fobj×255500=20fobj×5500=100fobjfobj=100500fobj=0.2cm

Here fobjis the focal length of an object and Mis magnification.

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