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When viewing a plant cell with the low power objective 10x and an ocular of 10x what is your total magnification?
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When viewing a plant cell with the low power objective 10x and an ocular of 10x what is your total magnification?

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Answer: 100x

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To find the magnification you have to multiply the power of the objective by the power of the ocular

So the magnification would be 10x10= 100x
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