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Classical physics works well under which conditions?
ANear-zero temperatures
BLarge sizes, slow speeds
CFaster-than-light motion
DAtomic sizes, light speed
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Large sizes, slow speeds
Classical laws hold for lengths larger than atoms and motions much slower than light; outside that, they fail.
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