Only Geniuses Can Pass This Quantum Physics Test

William Stuart Crosby, You should spell out twenty-six if you use an exclamation mark after the number. In math and science, an exclamation mark after a number means factoral. In this case, 26! means 26×25×24×23×22×21×20×19×18×17×16×15×14×13×12×11×10×9×8×7×6×5×4×3×2×1.

6 / 9. I really should have done better!

Tough one, at least for me. Thanks for including the answers.

Patty Tubbs, I never took a full physics class. I achieved five, but I was certain about fewer than that. Thank you, Christine, James' wife

6/9. Couldn't resist the teaser about being a qp genius.

6 / 9. Some tricky questions there!

7/9. I chose 26 dimensions. I think 10 was "back in the day".

There are a range of different string theories, and a number of them have different numbers of dimensions. Bosonic String Theory, for instance has 26!

All guesses! 6/9!

6 / 9. Not bad considering that I haven’t studied quantum physics for many years! Interesting quiz.

We need more quizzes like this one - Informative subject matter and answers! 🌟