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might this be the same reason that extraneous solutions exist?

sorry that was meant to be one root three

why does this happen?

fig 1 Given: eiΘ= cosΘ + i sinΘ (radians) eπi=-1 Deduced e2πi=(-1)2 e2πi=1 e(2/3)πi=11/3 e(2/3)iπ=1 e(2/3)iπ=cos(2i/3)+i sin(2i/3) e(2/3)iπ=-1/2+i(3/2) -1/2+i(31/2/2)=1 where n is greater than or equal to 1 or n=a/b where a is greater than or equal to 1 and b is odd 1n=1 ∴...

thank you very much this has been multitudes of help for more projects than i expected:oldlaugh::partytime:

ummmmmm i was thinking spin but this answers a lot of important questions

i was unaware that there were multiple types of entaglement. could you eleborate.

sorry for my grammar yes I had meant nonuniform. and from what I understand( if this is not the case please correct me) it wouldn't matter how the electrons were entagled as long as they were entangled before fed into the experiment. as for means of projection i was thinking a small particle...

well i understand that the stern gerlack exeriment utilizes an ununiform magnetic field in order push electrons of different spins into different places.

I have always been interested in entagled electrons. so I thought about the stern gerlack experiment and simly wondered what would happen to entagled electrons in such an experiment. (although the prefix says high school i am able to appreciate more complicated answers).