define the intergral:I=∫dτ|ξAφ+iBφ|^2; Where A ,B are Hermitian Operators;ξ is a C-Number,φ is the probability wave.Obviously: I≥0 and I=[<φ|(ξA+iB)][|(ξA+iB)|φ>] =ξ^2(<φ|A)(A|φ>)+iξ(<φ|A)(B|φ>)-(<φ|B)(A|φ>)+(<φ|B)(B|φ>) =ξ^2<A^2>-ξ<C>+<B^2> Where we define another Hermitian Operator C,C=-i[A,B].Then we treat I=I(ξ) as the quadratic function of ξ.Because <A^2> would always be positive,therefore the condition which makes I(ξ)≥0 should be: <C>^2-4<A^2><B^2>≤0 That means:<A^2><B^2>≥<C>^2/4 However if we define:ΔA=A-<A>;ΔB=B-<B>;we would find:[ΔA,ΔB]=iC;and I(ξ)=ξ^2<A>^2-ξ<C>+<ΔB>^2≥0 It makes:<ΔA^2><ΔB^2>≥<C>^2/4 That is:<ΔA><ΔB>≥|<C>|/2 Therefore if A→x(coordinate);B→p(momentum),we would have:C=-i[x,p]=h/2π; So the uncertainty relations can be usually write as:<Δx><Δp>≥h/4π