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A student made a model of an onion skin cell she viewed
using a microscope. The scale is 500:1. The student's cell
model has a length of 15 cm.
How many centimeters is the real cell's length?
A. 7500 cm
B. 0.002 cm
C. 33 cm
D. 0.03 cm

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If a student made a model of an onion skin cell using a microscopic magnification scale of 500:1 and the length of the modeled cell is 15 cm, the real cell's length would be 0.03 cm.

The scale is 500:1. This means that the dimension of the real cell without being magnified under the microscope would be 1/500.

Thus, if the length of the cell under the microscope is 15 cm. This length has been multiplied by 500. In order to get the real length, it must be divided by 500.

              15 x 1/500

                             = 0.03 cm

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Answer: 0.03cm

Explanation: i got it right on my test

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