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As a Particle's Uncertainty in Position Gets Smaller, Its Uncertainty

Question 55

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As a particle's uncertainty in position gets smaller, its uncertainty in velocity

A) must decrease enough to satisfy the uncertainty principle.
B) must remain unchanged.
C) must increase enough to satisfy the uncertainty principle.

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