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"spin" states as properties of hardness and color. so a particle may be (hard, white), (hard, black), (soft, white), or (soft, black). address the following question in detail.
use both the vector space formalism and albert’s hardness and color boxes to explicate the following statement:
"in qm, when a particle posses a definite value for one physical magnitude it means that the particle is in a superposition of another, incompatible, physical magnitude".
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