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A ping pong ball of mass m = 4.9 gram is precisely measured in position to an accuracy of 10^-10 m. What must be the uncertainty in its velocity (in 10^-20 m/s)?
(delta_x)(delta_p) > h/4pi
(delta_x)(m)(delta_v) > h/4pi
(10*10^-10)(0.0049kg)(delta_v) > (6.63*10^-34)/4pi
delta_v = 1.076731911*10^-23 m/s
= 1.08*10^-23 m/s
Is that correct? And how do I put that in terms of 10^-20 m/s?
I tried:
1.08/x = (10^-23)/(10^-20)
x = 1076.731911 m/s = 1080 m/s
But apparently that is incorrect...
(delta_x)(delta_p) > h/4pi
(delta_x)(m)(delta_v) > h/4pi
(10*10^-10)(0.0049kg)(delta_v) > (6.63*10^-34)/4pi
delta_v = 1.076731911*10^-23 m/s
= 1.08*10^-23 m/s
Is that correct? And how do I put that in terms of 10^-20 m/s?
I tried:
1.08/x = (10^-23)/(10^-20)
x = 1076.731911 m/s = 1080 m/s
But apparently that is incorrect...
Answers
Answered by
Anonymous
1.08*10^-23 m/s
= .108 * 10^22
= .0108 * 10^-21
=.00108 * 10^20 :)
divide the left by ten if you multiply the right by 10
= .108 * 10^22
= .0108 * 10^-21
=.00108 * 10^20 :)
divide the left by ten if you multiply the right by 10
Answered by
bobpursley
(delta_x)(delta_p) > h/4pi
(delta_x)(m)(delta_v) > h/(4pi*0.0049kg)
(10*10^-10)(0.0049kg)(delta_v)> (6.63*10^-34)/4pi*0.0049kg)
deltaV>(6.63*10^-24)/4pi>1.08E-22 so in terms of E-20,
deltaV>.00108
so in terms of E-20, deltaV>5.2#
(delta_x)(m)(delta_v) > h/(4pi*0.0049kg)
(10*10^-10)(0.0049kg)(delta_v)> (6.63*10^-34)/4pi*0.0049kg)
deltaV>(6.63*10^-24)/4pi>1.08E-22 so in terms of E-20,
deltaV>.00108
so in terms of E-20, deltaV>5.2#
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