Question

1. what does resolution mean in microscopy? the ability to magnify an image the ability to focus on distant objects the ability to distinguish between two objects the ability to increase the size of an image

Explanation:

In microscopy, resolution is defined as the ability to distinguish between two closely - spaced objects. Magnification (the ability to magnify or increase the size of an image) is different from resolution. Also, the ability to focus on distant objects is not related to microscopy resolution. So the correct option is the one about distinguishing between two objects.

Answer:

The ability to distinguish between two objects