In quantum mechanics, the uncertainty principle indicates that the more accurately we know a particle's position, the less accurately we can know its momentum. Which of the following statements best describes this relationship in terms of probabilities?

When we make the position of a particle less precise, the possible momentum values spread out over a wider range. Other options are incorrect because Higher position uncertainty does not reduce the chances of measuring momentum; instead it makes the momentum values more spread out, not less probable; Knowing the position very accurately does change the momentum probabilities; the momentum spread grows.