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Why is the final image seen through a compound microscope inverted?
A. Because the eyepiece inverts the image
B. Because the specimen is placed upside down
C. Because the objective lens creates an inverted intermediate image, and the eyepiece typically doesn't correct this
D. Because of the tube length
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