Question

Quantum mechanics often uses mathematical equations to obtain 'probabilities' for the location of subatomic particles because: (Points : 3)
the actual position values are too large to measure
electron energy values cannot be accurately detected by macroscopic measuring devices
the act of measuring the position of a particle as small as an electron would disturb the electron's path
definite values of position and energy are not needed on the subatomic level

Answer 1

the act of measuring the position of a particle as small as an electron would disturb the electron's path

Answer 2

this is called heisenberg's uncertainty principle

Answer 3

Are u sure?

Answer 4

yep