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Cards (10)
What is magnification?
Making
small
things look bigger
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What is the formula for magnification?
Image size
÷
actual size
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If an object’s image is 200 mm and the actual size is 10 mm, what is the magnification?
x20
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Why do scientists use magnification?
To make objects look bigger and study
details
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If a cell is 0.1 mm in real life and its image is 2 mm, what is the magnification?
x20
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What happens if you increase magnification too much on a light microscope?
The image becomes
blurry
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What unit is used to measure very small objects like cells?
Micrometres
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What magnification does a microscope with an image size of 50 mm and an actual size of 5 mm give?
x10
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What does a magnification of x100 mean?
The object looks
100
times
bigger
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If the image of a cell is 500 mm and the actual size is 5 mm, what is the magnification?
x100
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