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The position of a 60 gram golf ball sitting on the grass is determined within ±1µm....

The position of a 60 gram golf ball sitting on the grass is determined within ±1µm. What is the minimum kinetic energy of the golf ball? If the golf ball moves at a constant speed corresponding to this kinetic energy, how far would it move in a year?

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