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Question 1

In 1927, Werner Heisenberg demonstrated that
 
  a. everything is relative.
  b. it is impossible to know the precise position and velocity of an electron at a given moment.
  c. nothing can travel faster than the speed of light.
  d. quantum mechanic wave functions were representations of statistical probability.
  e. we can have a complete knowledge of the universe.

Question 2

Phillip II was the son and heir of
 
  a. Henry VIII
  b. Charles V
  c. Louis XIII
  d. Mary I
  e. Elizabeth I



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