Is distance in meters for the equation

[Harrington Bubb3A]

Should I use meters when calculating the displacement (the x part ) in the equation or nanometers?

[AlexandriaHunt2J]

For the Heisenberg indeterminacy equation, you should use meters for the delta x (indeterminacy in position). This is generally the default, as the meter is the SI unit of length. If values are given in nanometers, you should convert them to meters first before completing the calculation.

[Alex Luong 3H]

Remember to convert the velocity if it's not given in m/s!

[ElizabethKarlin2E]

Since meters are the SI unit for distance I would think yes you would calculate it in meters.

[205819952]

Yes, I believe you would calculate it in meters.

[Aaron Martinez]

When using the equation, you have to use meters when doing calculations. Planks constant uses meters, so you need to convert the momentum into meters if not already given in that.

[indigoaustin 3H]

You would use the distance in meters when calculating uncertainty. This can be confirmed by comparing the units on either side of the inequality.

[605778346]

Yes, meters are SI units, which are generally used in equations.

[Sneha Anantharaman2D]

Yes, you would use meters because meters are the SI units in this case.