Why can't I use eyepieces of increasingly higher magnification to achieve higher total magnification?

To maintain useful magnification with satisfactory clarity and resolution, you must avoid empty magnification or making the specimen appear bigger but not clearer. In general, total magnification should not exceed 750X-1000X the N.A. of the objective. For example, with a 40X, N.A. 0.65 objective, the total magnification should be between 480X and 650X.

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