What is Undistinguishable?

Undistinguishable refers to something that cannot be differentiated or told apart from other similar things. In other words, it is impossible to distinguish one thing from another.

For example, if you have two identical objects, they are undistinguishable because there is no way to tell them apart. Similarly, if you have two people with the same name, age, and appearance, they may be considered undistinguishable because it is difficult to tell them apart.

In physics, particles can be undistinguishable if they have the same properties and cannot be told apart based on their behavior or characteristics. This concept is important in quantum mechanics, where particles such as electrons and photons are often described as indistinguishable.

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