At time t = 0, the wave function describing the state of a particle takes the form V(x,0) = C (461(x) − 2i42(x) + √544(x

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At time t = 0, the wave function describing the state of a particle takes the form V(x,0) = C (461(x) − 2i42(x) + √544(x

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At Time T 0 The Wave Function Describing The State Of A Particle Takes The Form V X 0 C 461 X 2i42 X 544 X 1
At Time T 0 The Wave Function Describing The State Of A Particle Takes The Form V X 0 C 461 X 2i42 X 544 X 1 (82.72 KiB) Viewed 28 times
At time t = 0, the wave function describing the state of a particle takes the form V(x,0) = C (461(x) − 2i42(x) + √544(x)), where n(x) are normalized energy eigenfunctions for the particle with corresponding eigenvalues En = n²²ħ²/2mL², where n = 1, 2, 3 …... (a) Find the value of C² and hence obtain values for the probabilities of obtaining the energies E₁, E2 and ₁. (b) Calculate the expectation value of the energy in the state described by V(x, 0), give the answer in terms of m, L and ħ.
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