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In order to find the magnification when the scale and the image are given, you would measure the diameter of the seed in the image Q:3 of the paper and you would divide it with the given scale. For example the diameter of the seed in this image came out to be 28mm sohow to find magnification when an image and a scale to that image are given?
like in the question 3 of this paper: http://www.xtremepapers.com/papers/CIE/Cambridge International O Level/Biology (5090)/5090_s11_qp_62.pdf
anyone help please
What I did was Fit the document to page and measured its diameter, the marking scheme states that if a student gets 56mm then the scale would also have to be adjusted accordingly so all in all you also try what i did with my zooming settings IF you are solving your paper on the computerhey thanx
but in reality,the diameter is greater than 28 mm.close to 56 mm, but the answer on marking scheme is x560..how?
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