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Biology; Chemistry; Physics: Post your doubts here!

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1.the arrow is kinda going lower than the eye level I assume that's an error..right ? also the MS says "length clearly marked, from top or bottom of rings"
what's up with that ?
2. shouldn't the eye be close to ruler ?

Yeah that error thing is just a mistake. :p The length L should be at the eye level. And if the MS says it then it must be right. L should start from bottom of rings then.
And it's a 2d diagram. There's no way to make out how close/far. They just need to see the dotted line with the eye at a moderate distance. You can make it closer but it wont matter :p
 
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Can our answers exceed the given line? Like if they're is available space, can we continue the answer underneath the lines?
Will it be accepted?
 
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How do we calculate magnification? .-.

And when making the drawing, what should we keep in mind? And how many labels to add?

And which width or height to measure? :/ There are different measurements that can be taken, won't the answer be different for every student?
 
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How do we calculate magnification? .-.

And when making the drawing, what should we keep in mind? And how many labels to add?

And which width or height to measure? :/ There are different measurements that can be taken, won't the answer be different for every student?
remember the topic 'ratio and proportion' of maths? use it.
 
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How do we calculate magnification? .-.

And when making the drawing, what should we keep in mind? And how many labels to add?

And which width or height to measure? :/ There are different measurements that can be taken, won't the answer be different for every student?
Keep in mind the marks,e.g if its of 6 marks,there will be usually 3 for drawing and 3 for labelling so we have to label 3 parts.We should take the maximum length of the object and our drawing and this is usually the diagonal length(/),unless otherwise stated or a line given to measure.We should note our length and its length and divide e.g 50/20=2.5x magnified.If object is already magnified we will also multiply that like if 1000x times we will give 2.5 X 1000=2500x magnfication
 
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Keep in mind the marks,e.g if its of 6 marks,there will be usually 3 for drawing and 3 for labelling so we have to label 3 parts.We should take the maximum length of the object and our drawing and this is usually the diagonal length(/),unless otherwise stated or a line given to measure.We should note our length and its length and divide e.g 50/20=2.5x magnified.If object is already magnified we will also multiply that like if 1000x times we will give 2.5 X 1000=2500x magnfication

So diagonal length always. But won't we get the same answer by using even the shortest length?
It's actually the ratio between any two proportional corresponding sides.

And it should be in mm right??
 
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Keep in mind the marks,e.g if its of 6 marks,there will be usually 3 for drawing and 3 for labelling so we have to label 3 parts.We should take the maximum length of the object and our drawing and this is usually the diagonal length(/),unless otherwise stated or a line given to measure.We should note our length and its length and divide e.g 50/20=2.5x magnified.If object is already magnified we will also multiply that like if 1000x times we will give 2.5 X 1000=2500x magnfication
mag is equal to
image over object
 
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