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In the Heisenberg uncertainty principle, which two measurable properties of a particle cannot be observed precisely at the same time?

In the Heisenberg uncertainty principle, which two measurable properties of a particle cannot be observed precisely at the same time? Correct Answer position and momentum

When a particle’s position is known precisely, its momentum is not, and vice versa.

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