Microworlds Unit Lesson Seven: The Field of View (or Seeing More of Less)

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Microworlds Unit Lesson Seven: The Field of View (or Seeing More of Less)

Answer Independently

Record at least one new idea from your partner/group Record at least one new idea from the class

Answer Independently

Record at least one new idea from your partner/group Record at least one new idea from the class

Field of view: The space or area in which things can be seen through the lens of a microscope When we increase the power of a lens, the field of view decreases Our field of view is about 4mm (30x magnification)

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