Question

State and explain heisenberg uncertainty principle

Answer 1

Answer:

* Heisenberg uncertainty principle = it states that it is impossible to measure both position and momentum of microscopic particles with absolute accuracy.

Explanation:

△x . △p ≥ h/4π that is the formula in which =

△x = uncertainty in position .

△p = uncertainty in momentum .

△x. m△v = h/4π

here, △v = uncertainty in momentum .

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Answer 2

Answer:-

◆ The Heisenberg uncertainty principle states that it impossible to know simultaneously the exact position and momentum of a particle, that is the more exactly the position is determined,the less know the momentum,vice versa.

∆x ∆p > h

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