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if a nucleus measures 100mm on diagram with a magnification of x 10000 what is the actual size of the nucleus

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Phobic111

Answer:

10 µm

Explanation:

Magnification = observed size ÷ actual size

So, Actual size = observed size ÷ magnification

In order to convert millimetre to micrometre, multiply by 1000

Actual size = [tex]\frac{100*1000}{10000}[/tex]

∴ The actual size of the nucleus is 10 µm.

Answer:

0.01

Explanation:

magnification=length of drawing/length of specimen, so you replace all the words with the numbers which will be 10000=100mm/length of the specimen

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