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Calculate the minimum uncertainty in (a) the speed of a ball of mass 500 g that is known to be within 1.0 µm of a certain point on a bat, and (b) the position of a bullet of mass 5.0 g that is known to have a speed somewhere between 350.000 01 m s−1 and 350.000 00 m s−1 ?
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