Imagine that you are performing the two-slit experiment with marbles. See the figure below. Which pattern on the "particle detector" of the marble experiment would the marbles likely create if one marble was released at a time and 100 marbles were released in total? 1. 2. 3. 4.
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In this experiment, marbles are released one at a time towards a barrier that has two slits (openings) in it. Beyond the barrier is a "particle detector" that records where each marble lands. This setup is analogous to the famous double-slit experiment performed Show more…
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