Rainfall is measured as depth on the surface of the Earth, typically in mm. We know the volume of water in the rain gauge: 1414 cubic centimetres. We know need to know the area of the Earth that this volume fell on. This would be the area of the funnel opening that points up to the sky to catch the rain. We know the diameter is 24 cm. So we need to determine the area of a circle with a diameter of 24 cm. The equation to use is: area = pi * radius^2. Since the radius of a circle is half the diameter, the equation is:
So area is <span>3.14159 * 12^2
= 452.39 cm^2
Volume = depth * area
depth = volume/area
depth = </span>1414/452.39
= 3.13 cm = 31.3 mm
The answer is the cell wall
The answer is different magnification lenses. Leeuwenhoek use a microscope with different magnification lenses which enabled him to see bacteria. <span>His microscope was able to achieve 50-300x magnification, which enabled him to see a variety of bacteria.</span>
