what does this tell you about the image formed under the microscope?

Answer 1

Needs more information.

Answer 2

That does not really give you a lot to go on as far as an answer but in general.

1. Images under a microscope are magnified greatly.

2. The represent only a small portion of the object and because of that fact can be misleading.

3. Depending on the light source the color may be quite different from reality.

4. The preparation of the specimen for observation may have altered it greatly.

That is about it for general principles. More information is needed to answer the question in any detail.

Answer 3

In addition to what has already been said:
Images seen through the microscope's eyepiece (ocular lens)
are inverted, that is, upside down and backwards.
Images under the microscope move in the opposite direction;
when you move the slide to the right, the image moves left.