what happens to the image when you move the slide away from you?reffering to the microscope?

Answer 1

In a compound light microscope, the image you see always goes the opposite direction from how you move the slide.

Move it to the left -- looks like it's moving to the right.
Move slide away -- looks like it's moving toward you.

Answer 2

Increasing object distance (this is what it means) - Since in compound microscope, the object is placed between f and 2f (for a larger real image), image distance is more than 2f, the nearer the object to the f, the farther is the image.
In this case you are moving object in f->2f direction and so the image will move from >2f to 2f direction. This means it is moving away from the eye piece. This will increase the object distance (the image falls between pole and f of eye piece to make virtual erect image) so, you are moving the image (object for the eye piece) towards the f point. That will move the image will move towards eye piece. (at f, the image will be formed at infinity - between f and pole at a finite distance)

Answer 3

Doesnt it appear that you pulled it towards you?(When looking down the lense)