Question

a student compares cells from different parts of the human body. the student used a microscope to observe shape, whether the cell had a nucleus, and approximately how many mitochondria it had. they record what they see in the microscope in table 1: observations. table 1: observations body part shape nucleus mitochondria skin flat yes some heart long and thin yes very many lung very thin small few liver round large many directions: select the words or phrases that finish the sentences. the student used a microscope because a microscope the student collected evidence that the human body is

Explanation:

Microscopes are used to view small - scale structures like cells because they magnify tiny objects. The evidence of different cell characteristics (shape, nucleus size, number of mitochondria) from various body parts shows that the human body is made up of different types of cells, each adapted to its specific function. For example, heart cells have many mitochondria as the heart requires a lot of energy to pump blood continuously.

Answer:

The student used a microscope because a microscope magnifies tiny objects. The student collected evidence that the human body is made up of different types of cells.