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Antonio Lao
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One form of the Uncertainty Principle is given by [itex] \Delta p \Delta q \geq h[/itex] where [itex] \Delta p [/itex] is the change in momentum and [itex] \Delta q [/itex] is the change in position and h is Planck's constant. If both side of the inequality is raise to the power n, does the new inequality expresses more certainty? Can we say that certainty is directly proportional to n? As n increases so is the certainty.