It was found that the units on the ocular micrometer and the units on the stage micrometer matched up 40 units to 1.0 mm at 100 power. (So 40 ocular units equals 1.0 mm.) If the wing of a dead fruit fly was measured to be 2.5 ocular micrometer units at a magnification of 100, what is the length of the wing in mm? What does mm stand for?

It was found that the units on the ocular micrometer and the units on the stage micrometer matched up 40 units to 1.0 mm at 100 power. (So 40 ocular units equals 1.0 mm.) If the wing of a dead fruit fly was measured to be 2.5 ocular micrometer units at a magnification of 100, what is the length of the wing in mm? What does mm stand for?

Principles Of Radiographic Imaging: An Art And A Science

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Author:Richard R. Carlton, Arlene M. Adler, Vesna Balac

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