Calculating Uncertainty in Position for Scientists

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The discussion focuses on calculating uncertainty in position using given parameters such as wavelength, energy, and mass. Participants emphasize the importance of clearly stating the problem and attempted solutions when seeking help. The conversation suggests that a structured approach is essential for effectively addressing uncertainty calculations in scientific contexts.

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I have a problem which asks me to calc uncertainty in position..with the help of uncertainity in wavelength, energy n mass all given??
How do I approach to this..?
 
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You need to post your problem in the homework help section. When you do, clearly state the problem and clearly state your attempted solution.
 

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