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Other types of observations… Many measurements are used in biology. These include: length, volume, and more… Remember all measurements have a value and a unit. For example: “I am 21 years old”.

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(1) diameter of the field of view decreases A student observes a red onion cell with a compound light microscope using low, then high power. The two views are represented below. The best explanation for the changes observed by the student is that, when switching from low to high power, the (1) diameter of the field of view decreases (2) slide was accidentally moved (3) diameter of the field of view increases (4) image is inverted and reversed

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A student observes a red onion cell with a compound light microscope using low, then high power. The two views are represented below. Which way must the student move the slide in order to center the image in high power? UP & RIGHT