Question

d. explain how do the characteristics of electron microscopes make them useful for studying cells?

Explanation:

Electron microscopes have high - resolution due to the short wavelength of electrons. They can magnify cells to a much greater extent than light microscopes, allowing for detailed visualization of cell structures like organelles at the ultrastructural level. This high magnification and resolution make them useful for studying cells.

Answer:

Electron microscopes have high magnification and resolution, enabling detailed study of cell ultrastructure.