Schrödinger\'s Equation Lecture Question 7.1 description of the Heisenberg Uncer

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Schrödinger's Equation Lecture Question 7.1 description of the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle? (a) If a particle is confined to a region Ar. then its Which one of the following statements provides the best momentumn is within some range /. (b) If the error in measuring the position is Ar, then we can determine the minimum error in measuring the momentum Ap. (c) If one measures the position of a particle. then the (d) It is not possible to be certain of any measurement. position of a particle, the degree of certainty in value of the momentum will change. (e) Depending on the degree of certainty in measuring the measuring the momentum is affected. DOLL

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Heisenberg uncertainty principle states that the position and momentum of particle can not be determined simultaneously. That means if there will be certainty in position then momentum will be uncertain vice versa.

So option E is correct.

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