Is the Uncertainty Principle the Key to Solving Homework Problems?

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Am i right in thinking that the answer to both questions is yes? Neither of the commutators [p, V(x)] nor [x, H = + or - ih..

therefore is the answer to both a and b yes?
 

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The thing is that [p, V(x)] gives -ih/2pi DV/DX where D/Dx is partial d/dx..

does the uncertainty principle only hold between oberservables whose commutator = plus or minus ih /2pi?

Thanks
 
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