A Level Biology Revision "Magnification"

[@jefre21]

Got hung up on this for too many past papers for it to be this easy thank you

[@jb57551]

This honestly made me understand since I struggled with magnification a whole lot, thanks

[@BBPenguin]

Thank u so much. I am in year 9, and this helped me so much for my biology test.

[@r4ndomg4m3r4]

Lol this is a level content I guess the formula is gcse

[@blueIceblues]

this is a level tho bruv

[@Tady_4_]

we are now using your your tutorials at school ,,the Teacher just put your vedios on the screen and then call it a lesson ,,, THANK YOU SOO MUCH

[@Freesciencelessons]

No problem and thanks for the comment. Say hi to your teacher from me.

[@tay12321]

Thank you so much!! This was very useful

[@collertrealdamage5928]

good video
Thanks mate

[@ayamorjan11_37]

I didn’t understand the first 2 examples what did you calculate?

[@HackifyCamel]

Please upload more 🎉

[@Freesciencelessons]

I'll be uploading videos a lot more frequently. I'm about to start Year 13 videos.

[@userius836]

@@Freesciencelessonsthank you very much

[@Metroskibidi]

good morning sir
what if the object size's unit is millimeters? how to solve it?

[@Freesciencelessons]

Good morning. Convert all measurements to the same unit. One millimetre is 1000 micrometres.

[@Metroskibidi]

@@Freesciencelessons ok thank you sir

[@Dorrywww]

thanks

[@gnamp]

Good

[@bedllLerd1]

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