Practice problems: Do on folder paper. 1. You are observing a cell; total magnification 100X. It looks like about 7 cells will fit across the field of view's diameter. How large is this cell? Explain. 2. For the 2nd specimen, you are using a total magnification of 400X. It's harder to estimate this time, so you approximated that 12 cells would fit across the radius. Explain how you would find out the size of one cell.

Practice problems: Do on folder paper. 1. You are observing a cell; total magnification 100X. It looks like about 7 cells will fit across the field of view's diameter. How large is this cell? Explain. 2. For the 2nd specimen, you are using a total magnification of 400X. It's harder to estimate this time, so you approximated that 12 cells would fit across the radius. Explain how you would find out the size of one cell.

Biomedical Instrumentation Systems

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ISBN:9781133478294

Author:Chatterjee

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Chapter16: Fiber Optics And Lasers In Bioinstrumentation

Section: Chapter Questions

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