SOLUTION: If a 0.27 cm long crystal appears to be 13.5 cm long under a microscope, what is the power of the microscope?
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Question 714650: If a 0.27 cm long crystal appears to be 13.5 cm long under a microscope, what is the power of the microscope?
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If a 0.27 cm long crystal appears to be 13.5 cm long under a microscope, what is the power of the microscope?
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13.5/0.27 = 50x
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