Multiple Choice
Suppose that at a certain time a quanton has a well-defined position . At that time, we perform an experiment to determine the quanton's momentum, and find it has a value that corresponds to a de Broglie wavelength of to a high degree of precision. What can we say about the quanton's position after the experiment?
A) It is still .
B) It is now .
C) It is now within of .
D) It is now undefined but probably close to .
E) It is now completely undefined.
F) Other (specify) .
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