Science, asked by iruBaby, 9 months ago

why can't we see our cells with naked eyes?

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Answered by ramyaroshi

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The limit of human vision is in the order of 100 micron. Cells in the human body are 10 microns. Hence cells cannot be seen with the naked eye but can be seen with the help of microscope.

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