The Uncertainty Principle States That

question 125

Multiple Choice

The Uncertainty Principle states that

• A)all measurements are essentially incorrect to some degree.
• B)no measurement is exact.
• C)we cannot in principle know both the position and momentum (or energy and time)of a particle with absolute certainty.
• D)science itself is essentially uncertain.
• The Uncertainty Principle is applicable
• E)only in the atomic domain.
• F)in all physical domains, from the nuclear to the cosmic.
• G)in all areas of good theory, scientific or otherwise.

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