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AntonJD
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I recently read that in the way we class particles if we measure the properties of two different particles and class them as particle A and particle B and continue to measure the properties of a third particle which we find to be only slightly removed from those of particle A that instead of considering the possibility that it might be an altered version of particle A we would instead just class it particle C.
If this is true can somebody please explain to me why we would look at it in this way or point me in the direction of an explanation, if not then i would appreciate the correction.
If this is true can somebody please explain to me why we would look at it in this way or point me in the direction of an explanation, if not then i would appreciate the correction.