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Simple Microscope Angular Magnification

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An object is seen first in red light and then in violet light through a simple microscope. In which case is the magnification larger?

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Focal length of lens is less in case of violet light than red light and magnifying power is inversely proportional to the focal length. So in case of violet light the magnification will be larger.

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