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You observe an ant through the eyepeice of a microscope. the ant moves toward the botttom of the slide then it moves right. What do these observations tell you about the actual movement of the ant?
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You observe an ant through the eyepeice of a microscope. the ant moves toward the botttom of the slide then it moves right. What do these observations tell you about the actual movement of the ant?

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The ant actually moves up and then left
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These observations tell me that the ant has moved toward the top and then to the left, because microscopes show things opposite to the actual movement. Hope this helps!
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