Arrange the following concepts in the correct logical sequence that describes the interactions of energy and uncertainty in quantum mechanics: A) Measurement of position, B) Application of the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, C) Determination of momentum, D) Calculation of expectation values.

First, we measure where a particle is. Other options are incorrect because It says uncertainty comes before measurement, which is impossible—uncertainty only shows up after we have a measurement; It places momentum determination before we measure anything, so the particle’s speed would be guessed without data.