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{"prompt": "Question: A Nymphalis butterfly has a wingspan of about 11.8 cm. A microscope with total magnification 60× is used to view wing scales. What apparent width in centimeters will the wings have?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 11.8 cm × 60\nApparent width = 708 cm\n#### 708 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: A Junonia butterfly has a wingspan of about 4.3 cm. A stereo microscope with total magnification 150× is used to view wing scales. What apparent width in centimeters will the wings have?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 4.3 cm × 150\nApparent width = 645 cm\n#### 645 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: The wingspan of a Pieris butterfly is approximately 13.5 cm. If a researcher uses a compound microscope with a total magnification of 80× to observe wing margins, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 13.5 cm × 80\nApparent width = 1080 cm\n#### 1080 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: If the wingspan of a Pieris butterfly is 13.1 cm and a compound microscope magnifies it by 30× while examining wing pattern, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 13.1 cm × 30\nApparent width = 393 cm\n#### 393 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: A Charaxes butterfly has a wingspan of about 11.7 cm. A compound microscope with total magnification 10× is used to view wing venation. What apparent width in centimeters will the wings have?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 11.7 cm × 10\nApparent width = 117 cm\n#### 117 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: If the wingspan of a Morpho butterfly is 12.8 cm and a stereo microscope magnifies it by 80× while examining wing margins, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 12.8 cm × 80\nApparent width = 1024 cm\n#### 1024 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: The wingspan of a Charaxes butterfly is approximately 10.3 cm. If a researcher uses a microscope with a total magnification of 20× to observe wing venation, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 10.3 cm × 20\nApparent width = 206 cm\n#### 206 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: If the wingspan of a Pieris butterfly is 3.7 cm and a microscope magnifies it by 120× while examining wing venation, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 3.7 cm × 120\nApparent width = 444 cm\n#### 444 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: If the wingspan of a Morpho butterfly is 13.5 cm and a compound microscope magnifies it by 50× while examining wing pattern, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 13.5 cm × 50\nApparent width = 675 cm\n#### 675 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: If the wingspan of a Charaxes butterfly is 6.9 cm and a compound microscope magnifies it by 50× while examining wing margins, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 6.9 cm × 50\nApparent width = 345 cm\n#### 345 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: A Pieris butterfly has a wingspan of about 8.2 cm. A microscope with total magnification 200× is used to view wing scales. What apparent width in centimeters will the wings have?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 8.2 cm × 200\nApparent width = 1640 cm\n#### 1640 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: The wingspan of a Papilio butterfly is approximately 10.6 cm. If a researcher uses a microscope with a total magnification of 200× to observe wing scales, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 10.6 cm × 200\nApparent width = 2120 cm\n#### 2120 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: The wingspan of a Junonia butterfly is approximately 10.1 cm. If a researcher uses a microscope with a total magnification of 100× to observe wing venation, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 10.1 cm × 100\nApparent width = 1010 cm\n#### 1010 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: If the wingspan of a Papilio butterfly is 13.0 cm and a stereo microscope magnifies it by 30× while examining wing venation, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 13.0 cm × 30\nApparent width = 390 cm\n#### 390 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: The wingspan of a Charaxes butterfly is approximately 13.4 cm. If a researcher uses a microscope with a total magnification of 80× to observe wing venation, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 13.4 cm × 80\nApparent width = 1072 cm\n#### 1072 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: If the wingspan of a Papilio butterfly is 5.3 cm and a stereo microscope magnifies it by 100× while examining wing margins, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 5.3 cm × 100\nApparent width = 530 cm\n#### 530 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: A Nymphalis butterfly has a wingspan of about 10.6 cm. A stereo microscope with total magnification 80× is used to view wing margins. What apparent width in centimeters will the wings have?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 10.6 cm × 80\nApparent width = 848 cm\n#### 848 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: The wingspan of a Nymphalis butterfly is approximately 12.8 cm. If a researcher uses a compound microscope with a total magnification of 30× to observe wing margins, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 12.8 cm × 30\nApparent width = 384 cm\n#### 384 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: The wingspan of a Nymphalis butterfly is approximately 11.1 cm. If a researcher uses a stereo microscope with a total magnification of 200× to observe wing margins, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 11.1 cm × 200\nApparent width = 2220 cm\n#### 2220 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: The wingspan of a Papilio butterfly is approximately 3.8 cm. If a researcher uses a compound microscope with a total magnification of 50× to observe wing venation, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 3.8 cm × 50\nApparent width = 190 cm\n#### 190 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: If the wingspan of a Charaxes butterfly is 5.5 cm and a microscope magnifies it by 60× while examining wing margins, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 5.5 cm × 60\nApparent width = 330 cm\n#### 330 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: The wingspan of a Pieris butterfly is approximately 13.7 cm. If a researcher uses a stereo microscope with a total magnification of 60× to observe wing venation, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 13.7 cm × 60\nApparent width = 822 cm\n#### 822 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: A Morpho butterfly has a wingspan of about 5.9 cm. A compound microscope with total magnification 80× is used to view wing pattern. What apparent width in centimeters will the wings have?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 5.9 cm × 80\nApparent width = 472 cm\n#### 472 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: The wingspan of a Nymphalis butterfly is approximately 12.9 cm. If a researcher uses a microscope with a total magnification of 80× to observe wing margins, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 12.9 cm × 80\nApparent width = 1032 cm\n#### 1032 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: If the wingspan of a Morpho butterfly is 3.4 cm and a microscope magnifies it by 150× while examining wing margins, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 3.4 cm × 150\nApparent width = 510 cm\n#### 510 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: A Charaxes butterfly has a wingspan of about 7.5 cm. A compound microscope with total magnification 50× is used to view wing scales. What apparent width in centimeters will the wings have?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 7.5 cm × 50\nApparent width = 375 cm\n#### 375 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: If the wingspan of a Morpho butterfly is 3.6 cm and a microscope magnifies it by 50× while examining wing pattern, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 3.6 cm × 50\nApparent width = 180 cm\n#### 180 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: A Charaxes butterfly has a wingspan of about 3.5 cm. A stereo microscope with total magnification 30× is used to view wing scales. What apparent width in centimeters will the wings have?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 3.5 cm × 30\nApparent width = 105 cm\n#### 105 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: A Pieris butterfly has a wingspan of about 12.4 cm. A stereo microscope with total magnification 120× is used to view wing margins. What apparent width in centimeters will the wings have?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 12.4 cm × 120\nApparent width = 1488 cm\n#### 1488 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: If the wingspan of a Nymphalis butterfly is 9.5 cm and a stereo microscope magnifies it by 100× while examining wing venation, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 9.5 cm × 100\nApparent width = 950 cm\n#### 950 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: The wingspan of a Morpho butterfly is approximately 4.3 cm. If a researcher uses a stereo microscope with a total magnification of 30× to observe wing venation, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 4.3 cm × 30\nApparent width = 129 cm\n#### 129 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: A Pieris butterfly has a wingspan of about 14.4 cm. A compound microscope with total magnification 150× is used to view wing scales. What apparent width in centimeters will the wings have?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 14.4 cm × 150\nApparent width = 2160 cm\n#### 2160 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: A Nymphalis butterfly has a wingspan of about 11.0 cm. A compound microscope with total magnification 100× is used to view wing margins. What apparent width in centimeters will the wings have?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 11.0 cm × 100\nApparent width = 1100 cm\n#### 1100 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: The wingspan of a Nymphalis butterfly is approximately 7.5 cm. If a researcher uses a microscope with a total magnification of 40× to observe wing pattern, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 7.5 cm × 40\nApparent width = 300 cm\n#### 300 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: The wingspan of a Nymphalis butterfly is approximately 3.9 cm. If a researcher uses a compound microscope with a total magnification of 30× to observe wing scales, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 3.9 cm × 30\nApparent width = 117 cm\n#### 117 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: The wingspan of a Junonia butterfly is approximately 12.1 cm. If a researcher uses a compound microscope with a total magnification of 10× to observe wing pattern, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 12.1 cm × 10\nApparent width = 121 cm\n#### 121 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: The wingspan of a Nymphalis butterfly is approximately 11.6 cm. If a researcher uses a stereo microscope with a total magnification of 10× to observe wing scales, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 11.6 cm × 10\nApparent width = 116 cm\n#### 116 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: The wingspan of a Morpho butterfly is approximately 4.9 cm. If a researcher uses a stereo microscope with a total magnification of 100× to observe wing margins, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 4.9 cm × 100\nApparent width = 490 cm\n#### 490 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: The wingspan of a Charaxes butterfly is approximately 5.5 cm. If a researcher uses a compound microscope with a total magnification of 80× to observe wing pattern, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 5.5 cm × 80\nApparent width = 440 cm\n#### 440 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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{"prompt": "Question: The wingspan of a Junonia butterfly is approximately 7.0 cm. If a researcher uses a compound microscope with a total magnification of 100× to observe wing scales, what is the apparent width of the wings in centimeters?\nAnswer:", "response": " Apparent width = wingspan × magnification\nApparent width = 7.0 cm × 100\nApparent width = 700 cm\n#### 700 cm", "source": "tp_science_calc", "tid": "0875e0e6e0", "level": "general"}
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