Suppose that the momentum of an electron is measured with complete accuracy (i.e., the uncertainty in its
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Suppose that the momentum of an electron is measured with complete accuracy (i.e., the uncertainty in its momentum is zero). The uncertainty in a simultaneous measurement of the electron's position __________.
(a) is also zero
(b) is infinitely large
(c) is some finite value between zero and infinity
(d) cannot be measured, because one cannot measure the position and momentum of a particle, such as an electron, simultaneously
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