when viewing an organism under the 40x objective lens, you estimate that 6 organims could fit across the DFV if they were laid end to end and 20 could fit if stacked side by side. What is the length and width of this organism in micra?

when viewing an organism under the 40x objective lens, you estimate that 6 organims could fit across the DFV if they were laid end to end and 20 could fit if stacked side by side. What is the length and width of this organism in micra?

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