Author Question: In the double-slit experiment with electrons, A) the impact point of each electron cannot be ... (Read 63 times)

jman1234 · **on:** Jul 29, 2018

In the double-slit experiment with electrons,

A) the impact point of each electron cannot be predicted, and neither can the overall pattern of impact points.
B) the impact point of each electron can be predicted, but the overall pattern of impact points cannot be predicted.
C) the impact point of each electron cannot be predicted, but the overall pattern can be predicted.
D) the impact point of each electron can be predicted, and so can the overall pattern of impact points of a large number of electrons.
E) electrons turn into giraffes.

Question 2

In the double-slit experiment with light, each photon impact occurs within an overall two-slit interference pattern. Thus, each photon knows that both slits (rather than only one) are open. This behavior is known as

A) quantum interference.
B) quantum reality.
C) quantum tunneling.
D) quantum nonlocality.
E) quantum randomness.