Hello,
Can someone tell me how to solve this? I don't know what I'm doing wrong!
Thank you!
Achieve Q19
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Re: Achieve Q19
In order to answer this question you must use the Heisenburg uncertainty principle to solve for velocity. Remember that P=m*(change in velocity) so you are solving for, (change in velocity) = h/(4(pi)*m*(change in position). The change in position is the A value but you must convert this from angstroms to meters when plugging it in in order to get your final answer.
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