A commercial stage micrometer has a total length of 1000 μm and is divide into 100 equal divisions. What is the length of each stage division in millimeters? b) Fourteen (14) ocular divisions coincide with three stage divisions. Assuming that the graduations of the stage micrometer are spaced 10 μm, what is the known distance between the three stage divisions in millimeters? c) With the same given information on b), what would be the distance of one ocular division?

A commercial stage micrometer has a total length of 1000 μm and is divide into 100 equal divisions. What is the length of each stage division in millimeters? b) Fourteen (14) ocular divisions coincide with three stage divisions. Assuming that the graduations of the stage micrometer are spaced 10 μm, what is the known distance between the three stage divisions in millimeters? c) With the same given information on b), what would be the distance of one ocular division?

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