Question

1. look at the image on the stage and through the eyepiece. what do you notice? that it has an arrow on it 7. look in the eyepiece. move the slide to the upper right of the stage. where does the \e\ move to? 8. move the slide to the lower left side of the stage. where does the \e\ move to? 9. put the slide in the center of the stage again. change to high power. you see the \e\ out of focus. use the fine focus knob to make the picture better. draw what you see.

Explanation:

Step1: Understand microscope image property

Images seen through a light - microscope are inverted and reversed.

Step2: Answer question 7

When the slide is moved to the upper right of the stage, the "e" as seen through the eyepiece moves to the lower left. This is because of the inversion and reversal property of the microscope.

Step3: Answer question 8

When the slide is moved to the lower left side of the stage, the "e" as seen through the eyepiece moves to the upper right.

Answer:

1. Lower left
2. Upper right