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The ocular lenses of our microscopes in lab provide 10X magnification. If you are viewing cells with the 40X objective lens what would the total magnification be?
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The ocular lenses of our microscopes in lab provide 10X magnification. If you are viewing cells with the 40X objective lens what would the total magnification be?

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400X

Step-by-step explanation:

Total magnification = power of eyepiece (ocular) × power of the objective lenses

= 10X × 40X = 400X

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