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A student observes an amoeba with a light microscope that has a 10x ocular lens and a 120x objective lens. How much larger does the organism appear through the microscope?

A student observes an amoeba with a light microscope that has a 10x ocular lens and a 120x objective lens. How much larger does the organism appear through the microscope?
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A student observes an amoeba with a light microscope that has a 10x ocular lens and a 120x objective lens. How much larger does the organism appear through the microscope?

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10(120) = 1,200. Therefore, the lens enlarges the organism by 1,200 times through the microscope.
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