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3. Romi is a class XI student. One day he studied
Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, according to
which it is not possible to determine the exact
position and velocity of a moving object
simultaneously. But when he was watching car
race, he found that it is possible to measure
position and velocity of a car at any instance
simultaneously. He got confused. He asked this
to his father. His father clarified his doubt.
From his answer, he got satisfied.
(i) What thing is missing in the above given
statement of Heisenberg's principle?
(u) Can you guess the clarification given by
Romi's father
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Answer 1

Explanation:

this principle is only applicable to atomic level where we cannot cannot pretict where a particle is we can only determine the probability of where the atom can be so if we are curtain about where the particle is we wouldn't be possible to be sure about it's velocity and vice versa