Two students are discussing what happens when you turn down the reate at which e

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Two students are discussing what happens when you turn down the reate at which electrons are fired at two slits. Tyson claims. "Because you still get an interference pattern even with only oh electron at a time, each electron must interfere with itself. As weird as it sounds, each electron must be going through both slits. "Ulricht counters, "that's crazy. I can't be be at class and on the ski slope at the same time. Each electron must pass through only one slit." Which student is correct? Explain.

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Ulricht is correct

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