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QC_Quantum_Mechanics_Video_5 Classical Billiard Ball. The Classical Billiard Ball example illustrates fundamental differences between classical and quantum mechanics. In classical physics, billiard balls have definite positions, velocities, and trajectories that can be precisely predicted using Newton's laws. However, quantum mechanics reveals that at microscopic scales, particles don't behave like billiard balls. Instead, they exhibit wave-particle duality, existing in superposition of multiple states simultaneously until measured. The uncertainty principle prevents knowing both position and momentum precisely. Quantum tunneling allows particles to pass through barriers impossible classically. Entanglement creates correlations between particles regardless of distance. This example demonstrates how our macroscopic intuitions fail at quantum scales, requiring new conceptual frameworks