According to your textbook, popular confusion is lessened when applying Heisenberg's uncertainty principle by heeding the distinction between
A)momentum and energy.
B)energy and time.
C)passive observation and probing.

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Heisenberg's uncertainty principle is often misunderstood as a principle that applies broadly to the act of observation affecting the observed. However, the principle specifically addresses the limits of precision with which certain pairs of physical properties, like position and momentum, can be known simultaneously. The confusion is lessened by understanding the difference between merely observing an event passively and actively probing or interacting with a system, which is where the principle fundamentally applies.

According to Your Textbook, Popular Confusion Is Lessened When Applying