What is the impact on magnification if you increase the display size?

Increasing the display size impacts the magnification because it enlarges the image on the screen, making objects appear larger to the viewer. This means that when the display size is increased, the magnification of the displayed image also increases, allowing for more detail to be seen. Larger displays can provide a better visual context and help radiologists and technicians analyze images more effectively.

While the viewing angle may change with a larger display, this does not directly relate to the concept of magnification. In contrast, decreasing the display size would lead to a decrease in perceived magnification, while maintaining the same pixel resolution would keep the level of detail constant regardless of the display size. Therefore, the correct interpretation is that increasing the display size directly correlates with an increase in image magnification.