"The simultaneous location of both the position and the velocity of an electron in motion cannot be found with desired accuracy". This was proposed by_________.

Bohr

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Heisenberg

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Sommerfeld

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de Broglie

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Solution

The correct option is B Heisenberg
Heisenberg gave an uncertainty principle that stated that we cannot find the exact position and momentum of a moving body with perfect accuracy. Thus the given statement in question was proposed by Heisenberg.

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