9) The wavefunction reflects the distribution of matter over the space. Hence, not any mathematical function can describe the . Examples of not permissible functions are: 9.1) discontinuous; 9.2) not single-valued; 9.3) infinite over a finite region. Sketchnd label such not permissible functions.

9) The wavefunction reflects the distribution of matter over the space. Hence, not any mathematical function can describe the . Examples of not permissible functions are: 9.1) discontinuous; 9.2) not single-valued; 9.3) infinite over a finite region. Sketchnd label such not permissible functions.

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9) The wavefunction reflects the distribution of matter over the space. Hence, not any
mathematical function can describe the . Examples of not permissible functions are:
9.1) discontinuous;
9.2) not single-valued;
9.3) infinite over a finite region.
Sketch and label such not permissible functions.

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