Suppose a particle has a wavefunction image. Sketch the form of this wavefunction. Where is the...
Suppose a particle has a wavefunction image. Sketch the form of this wavefunction. Where is the particle most likely to be found? At what values of x is the probability of finding the particle reduced by 50 per cent from its maximum value?
I believe I understand the first two parts of the question, but I am confused on how to set up an equation to solve the last part. Please explain/show steps. Thanks!
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![sin(we)+ tanr(w)()tan 1+tan2(wa) 2w (cos(wa))[(sin(we)-tan(wa) cos(wc)12 =- (cos(wa))[sin(wc)-tan(wa) cos(wc)] = → (cos(wa)](http://img.homeworklib.com/questions/fbf37b00-77e1-11ea-b704-79dbacf7cb31.png?x-oss-process=image/resize,w_560)
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