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Table-tennis ball has mass 10g and s peed of 90m/s. if speed can be meausred within an accuracy of 4%. What will be the uncertainly in speed and position?

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Uncertainty in speed of ball `(Deltav)=(90xx4)/(100)=(360)/(100)=3.6 ms^(-1)`
Uncertainty in position `(Delta x)=(h)/(4pi m Delta v)`
`=((6.626xx10^(-34)"kg" m^(2)s^(-1)))/(4xx3.143xx(10^(-3)"kg")xx(3.6 m s^(-1)))`
` =1.46xx10^(-33)m`
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