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How would the nucleus appear through a light microscope? A. Approximately the same size as the cell B. It is not visible C. As a tiny dot

How would the nucleus appear through a light microscope? A. Approximately the same size as the cell B. It is not visible C. As a tiny dot
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How would the nucleus appear

through a light microscope?
A. Approximately the same size as the cell
B. It is not visible
C. As a tiny dot

User Paoloeusebi
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your answer would be c. As a tiny dot
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