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Mathematical expression of Heisenberg's Uncertainity principle??

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Answered by arnavsaini98

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Mathematical expression of Heisenberg's Uncertainity principle:

Δv. Δp=h/4π

where Δv=uncertainity in velocity

Δp=uncertainity in momentum

h=6.626*10^-34

π=3.14

OR

Δv. Δx=h/4πm

where Δv=uncertainity in velocity

Δx=uncertainity in position

h=6.626*10^-34

π=3.14

m=mass of body

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