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An angular magnification (magnifying power) of 30X is desired using an objective of focal length 1.25cm and an eyepiece of focal length 5cm. How will you set up the compound microscope?

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`rArr` In normal arrangement of microscope, image is obtained at normal vision distance. Hence,
D= 25 c, `f_e= 5 cm` angular magnification of eye- piece `1 + (D)/(f_e) = 1 + (25)/(5) =6`
`rArr` Overall magnification of microscope,
`m = m_e xx m_0`
`therefore m_0 = (m)/(m_e) = 30/6 = 5`
`therefore (v_0)/(u_0) = -5` [ For real image ]
`v_0 = - 5u_0 and f_0 = 1.25 cm`
`rArr ` Now, lens formula,
`1/f_0 = 1/v_0 - 1/u_0`
`therefore 1/f_0 = (-1)/(5u_0) - (1)/(u_0) = (-6)/(5u_0)`
`therefore 5u_0 = -6 f_0 = -6 xx 1.25`
`therefore u_0 = (-7.5)/(5) = 1.5 cm `
Hence, object should be at 1.5 cm away from objetive
`therefore v_0 = -5u_0 = - 5 xx (-1.5) = 7.5 cm `
`rArr` Now, for eye, piece `v_2 = -25` cm and `f_e = 5cm `
`therefore` Lens formula.
`1/f_e = (1)/(v_2) - (1)/(u_2)`
`therefore (1)/(u_2) = (1)/(v_2) - (1)/(f_e)`
`therefore (1)/(u_2) = - (1)/(25) - (1)/(5) = -(6)/(25)`
`therefore u_2 = - (25)/(6) = - 4.17 cm `
` therefore ` In compund microscope distance between objective and eye- piece,
`=| u_2| + |v_2|`
`4.17 + 7.5`
`= 11.67 cm`
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