Question

what is h÷4π in Heisenberg uncertainty principle​

Answer 1

Answer:

It simply states that a particle behaves both as a wave and a particle and therefore cannot have both a definite momentum and position. 3.) Uncertainty principle: ΔxΔp≥h/4Π Can be written (x)(m)(v)(%)=h/4Π (position)(mass of electron)(velocity)(percent accuracy)=(Plank's Constant)/4Π

Answer 2

delta x * m* delta v≥h/4pie