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calculation of magnification
發問:
How to calculate the magnification of the cells if only the scale with the diagram is provided?For example,the scale of a human cheek cell is 0.01mm,what is the magnification of the cell?Thank you !
最佳解答:
true length x magnification = appeared length From what you tell me, I cannot determine the magnification. You need to know one more thing: What is the length of the scale appeared in your diagram? Easy. Get a ruler and measure the scale from the hard copy. I don't have your book. So say the scale measured 1 cm on you book, that is 10 mm, right? 0.01 mm x magnification = 10 mm magnification = 1000 Of course, don't take it as 1000 just yet. You have to substitute the appeared length from your own measurement. 明白冇?
其他解答:
咁您個放大陪數係幾多先?
calculation of magnification
發問:
How to calculate the magnification of the cells if only the scale with the diagram is provided?For example,the scale of a human cheek cell is 0.01mm,what is the magnification of the cell?Thank you !
最佳解答:
true length x magnification = appeared length From what you tell me, I cannot determine the magnification. You need to know one more thing: What is the length of the scale appeared in your diagram? Easy. Get a ruler and measure the scale from the hard copy. I don't have your book. So say the scale measured 1 cm on you book, that is 10 mm, right? 0.01 mm x magnification = 10 mm magnification = 1000 Of course, don't take it as 1000 just yet. You have to substitute the appeared length from your own measurement. 明白冇?
其他解答:
咁您個放大陪數係幾多先?
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