2. For the 1-D wavefunction: $(x) = Nxe (=²7), where -∞0 ≤x≤00, what is/are the most probable location(s) of the particle?

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2. For the 1-D wavefunction: p(x) = Nxe
the particle?
O(x)= Nxe
<x>= 4*^ 4d 2
Pd
<x> =
(2)
fixe
xe
-00
- [7 (25²) + (Mac (15²)) x da
(**))
xdx
2a²
Nxe
X Nxe
<x>= N²
where -∞0 ≤x≤00, what is/are the most probable location(s) of
(x²))²
xdx
x
-∞≤x≤ D
(2)
2
Transcribed Image Text:2. For the 1-D wavefunction: p(x) = Nxe the particle? O(x)= Nxe <x>= 4*^ 4d 2 Pd <x> = (2) fixe xe -00 - [7 (25²) + (Mac (15²)) x da (**)) xdx 2a² Nxe X Nxe <x>= N² where -∞0 ≤x≤00, what is/are the most probable location(s) of (x²))² xdx x -∞≤x≤ D (2) 2
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