Question

(Blank) tells you that the exact momentum and position of a particle can't be known at the same time.

A. The Schrodinger equation
B. Quantum mechanics
C. The uncertainty principle
D. Particle-wave duality

Answer 1

Answer: the uncertainly principle

Step-by-step explanation:

it basically states you can not know both at the same time

Answer 2

The uncertainty principle

Step-by-step explanation:

Essentially if you measure the momentum of the particle at a given point, then when you go to measure the position it has moved, thus you don't know the position. Vise versa if you measure the position you only capture a still frame of the particle and no information about it's momentum, which will have changed.