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alisha [4.7K]
3 years ago
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Match each tool with its influence on science

Biology
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Nadusha1986 [10]3 years ago
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Answer:

xray - allows scientists to see dense structures

Microscope - view things that cannot be seen with the naked eye

Telescope - stars, planets and black holes

Ultrasound - see inside the body in real time

Explanation:

Xrays shows highlights dense structures within the body (bones). But is not in real time, usually there images that are captured and reviews later.

Microscope - the clue is in the name, think micro= tiny! Therefore cant be seen by the naked eye. The "scope" part of the word means to look at or observe. So put them together and you get to look at or observe tiny things.

Telescope - the first part of this word "tele", means something far away or at distance. Which gives a clue at what it does, add on the "scope" meaning of to look at or observe and you get; to look at or observe something that is far away.

Ultrasound - this is what is used to monitor the health of babies when they're still developing. It can be seen in real time.

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