The Entanglement Experiment Described in the Textbook Demonstrates That

question 49

Multiple Choice

The entanglement experiment described in the textbook demonstrates that

• A) a particle's energy is not continuous but is instead quantized in specific, discrete "bundles."
• B) any reduction of a particle's position uncertainty is accompanied by an increase in its velocity uncertainty, as predicted by quantum theory.
• C) any attempt to observe which slit a particle goes through, in the electron double- slit experiment, causes the interference pattern to switch to a non- interference pattern.
• D) quantum theory's prediction of instantaneous non- local connections between separated particles is incorrect.
• E) two separated particles can exhibit instantaneous non- local connections, as predicted by quantum theory.

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