Look at the picture below to measure the size of the cells.1. The following parameters were selected:。 Group A。 Cell #12. The 1000-micrometer ruler was selected to measure the smallest cell.3. Based on your observation what is the size of the cell?1000xpivotinteractives630xruler1000xruler*100 micrometers0 μm20 μm40 μm60 μm80 μm 100 μ50 micrometers70 micrometersCan not be determined

Based on the image, the 1000x magnification ruler shows increments marked at every 20 micrometers.…

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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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