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Question: If the calibrated value for the ocular micrometer at this magnications is 2 microns, what is the total length of the yeast cell and bud on the right?
Answer: 30 microns
Explanation:
To calculate the length of a microbe using an ocular micrometer,
you simply take the calibrated value for each ocular division and
multiply it by the number of divisions represented by the
microbe.
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