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some samples need to be magnified 100 times to view key features. If an actual sample is 16 millimeters long, how many cm is the magnified image?
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What about if you magnify something of length 1cm by a factor of 2, what size will you get?
2?
indeed, and now apply the method you used to get this result to the other data (100, 16mm)
is it 1600?
ok, 1600mm is correct, now change it to cm
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16?
is that it?
No, 1cm = 10mm. Because c stands for 1/100 and m for 1/1000
160?
Correct. :-)
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