Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
11th Edition
ISBN: 9780134580999
Author: Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher: PEARSON
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eriment 2 Procedure: Estimating Size Estimating size 0 Rotate Eyepiece 2 on 4 900 000 5 Y-Axis X-Axis Estimating... 2 1 division = MacBook Air Question The stage micrometer has been recalibrated with a different objective lens. Use the information given and the sliders to line the highlighted structure up with the graticule and measure its width at its widest point. 40 divisions = 44 μm cell = cell = DA um um DII Logout CHECK 3 = divisions EQ F10
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Transcribed Image Text:eriment 2 Procedure: Estimating Size Estimating size 0 Rotate Eyepiece 2 on 4 900 000 5 Y-Axis X-Axis Estimating... 2 1 division = MacBook Air Question The stage micrometer has been recalibrated with a different objective lens. Use the information given and the sliders to line the highlighted structure up with the graticule and measure its width at its widest point. 40 divisions = 44 μm cell = cell = DA um um DII Logout CHECK 3 = divisions EQ F10
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40divisions =44 μm

1 division= 44/40 μm = 1.1 μm 

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