Question
What will happen if in a compound microscope, the objective lens is large in size and has a focal length?
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Answer
If the objective lens of a compound microscope is large in size, in addition to the light coming from an object, other unwanted light will be incident on the objective lens. Hence, the image will not be seen clearly. If the objective lens has a large focal length, the magnification produced by it will be less.
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