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    1SBI 3C Microscope Calculations

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    1. The document provides calculations to determine microscope lens and total magnifications, field of view diameters at different magnifications, and actual sizes of cells viewed under the microscope. 2. Calculations are shown to determine missing lens or total magnifications, field of view diameters based on number of ruler lines visible, and reductions in field of view and increases in magnification between low and high power objectives. 3. Actual sizes of cells are calculated using the field of view diameter and assuming the size of cells filling the field of view.

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    1SBI 3C Microscope Calculations

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    1. The document provides calculations to determine microscope lens and total magnifications, field of view diameters at different magnifications, and actual sizes of cells viewed under the microscope. 2. Calculations are shown to determine missing lens or total magnifications, field of view diameters based on number of ruler lines visible, and reductions in field of view and increases in magnification between low and high power objectives. 3. Actual sizes of cells are calculated using the field of view diameter and assuming the size of cells filling the field of view.

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    1. The document provides calculations to determine microscope lens and total magnifications, field of view diameters at different magnifications, and actual sizes of cells viewed under the microscope. 2. Calculations are shown to determine missing lens or total magnifications, field of view diameters based on number of ruler lines visible, and reductions in field of view and increases in magnification between low and high power objectives. 3. Actual sizes of cells are calculated using the field of view diameter and assuming the size of cells filling the field of view.

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    1SBI 3C Microscope Calculations

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    1. The document provides calculations to determine microscope lens and total magnifications, field of view diameters at different magnifications, and actual sizes of cells viewed under the microscope. 2. Calculations are shown to determine missing lens or total magnifications, field of view diameters based on number of ruler lines visible, and reductions in field of view and increases in magnification between low and high power objectives. 3. Actual sizes of cells are calculated using the field of view diameter and assuming the size of cells filling the field of view.

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    1SBI 3C Microscope Calculations

    1. Complete the following chart by calculating the missing lens or total magnification:

    Total magnification Ocular (eyepiece) magnification Lens magnification

    80X 5X

    10X 40X

    10X 100X

    500X 50X

    2. Calculate the diameter of the Field of View (FOV) on low power for each diagram which shows
    the lines of a ruler. Pretend the distance between all lines is 1.5 mm. Objects in the field of view
    are usually measured in micrometers (um) To convert, a field of view of 0.8mm, times it by 1000
    to get 800um. 0.8mm x 1000 = 800 um.

    A. B. C.

    # of ruler spaces: ______ # of ruler spaces: ______ # of ruler spaces: ______

    FOV = ____________mm FOV = ____________mm FOV = ____________mm


    ____________um ____________um ____________um

    3. A microscope has a LOW power objective with a magnification of 10X and a HIGH power
    objective with a magnification of 40X. If the LOW power field of view diameter is 4.3 mm,
    calculate the diameter of the HIGH power field of view, in millimeters and in micrometers.
    Remember:

    Final answer in millimeters: _____________

    Final answer in micrometers: _____________


    4. Calculate the actual size of one cell in each of the following microscope images, as seen on low
    power. Assume the FOV is 5.0 mm.

    A. B.

    Actual size of one cell: ________________ mm Actual size of one cell: ________________ mm

    C. D.

    Actual size of one cell: ________________ mm Actual size of one cell: ________________ mm

    5. Determine the diameter of ONE onion cell shown using the following microscope drawing where
    the diameter of the field of view is 3.7 mm on low power.

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