How does electron have specific energies when uncertainty principle don't allow it?

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Energy levels of electron is quantized for any atom for eg a hydrogen electron in 1s orbital have exactly-13.6 eV, a modification of Heisenberg's uncertainty principle cant let a particle have exact energy

ΔE.Δt ≥ h/4π

Then how is it possible?

edited Jan 16 '25 at 14:29

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How does electron have specific energies when uncertainty principle don't allow it?

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