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significance of Hinesberg uncertainty principal

significance

this principal has no significance in our daily

life because we are to deal with macroscopic

object.  evidently or clearly their position and

velocity don't alter by strike with photon of

light and this principal is applicable to

microscopicparticle only.

eg.

if light falls on the electron that  its velocity be

changed and if light falls on the big particle

than its velocity not be changed so Hinesberg

uncertainty principal gave significance for

microscopic particle only.

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