Question

7 why are convex and concave lenses important in light microscopes? a they bend light to magnify the image of the specimen b they reflect light away from the specimen c they provide a platform for the specimen d they reduce the magnification level

Explanation:

Lenses in light - microscopes work by refracting (bending) light to make the specimen's image larger. Convex and concave lenses are used to manipulate the light path for magnification.

Answer:

A. They bend light to magnify the image of the specimen