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Speed
Time
Mass
Acceleration
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Energy and time are linked by the uncertainty principle: if you know energy very well, the exact time it happened becomes fuzzy. Other options are incorrect because Speed is a rate of change of position, not a pair that limits how exactly we know energy; Mass is a measure of how much matter an object has, but it doesn’t set a limit on how precisely energy can be known.
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Energy and Uncertainty in Quantum Mechanics
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This topic delves into energy and uncertainty in quantum mechanics, covering concepts like the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, expectation values, and stability of systems like the Hydrogen atom. It explores the relationship between energy, momentum, and uncertainty.
Topic Definition
This topic delves into energy and uncertainty in quantum mechanics, covering concepts like the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, expectation values, and stability of systems like the Hydrogen atom. It explores the relationship between energy, momentum, and uncertainty.
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