0.3) Answer any TWO Questions1. The uncertainty in the momentum An ofa ball thrown by M. S. Dhoni during the T20traveling at 40m/s is 1× 10-6 of its momentum.a. What is its uncertainty in position 4x ? Mass= 0.40kgАр.b. You notice there is 2 ml of water traveling on the ball at the same speed andCalculate its 4x.c. An electron in that molecule of water traveling at the same speed has the same 4pCalculate it's 4x if the mass of an electron is 9.1 x 10-3kg.d. Comment on the differences in the uncertainty of momentum between the ball, waterand electron. How does the mass effect this value?e. Taking into account all of the information presented above, can you state a situation.which the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle has little effect on measuring themomentum and position of one object, but dominates for that of another when bothobjects are part of the same system?

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3) Answer any TWO Questions 1. The uncertainty in the momentum An ofa ball thrown by M. S. Dhoni during the T20 traveling at 40m/s is 1× 10-6 of its momentum. a. What is its uncertainty in position 4x ? Mass= 0.40kg

3) Answer any TWO Questions 1. The uncertainty in the momentum An ofa ball thrown by M. S. Dhoni during the T20 traveling at 40m/s is 1× 10-6 of its momentum. a. What is its uncertainty in position 4x ? Mass= 0.40kg

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Chapter1: Introduction: The Nature Of Science And Physics

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