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The state of a quantum mechanical particle, constrained to move on a circle of radius R in the x-y plane, is given by 4. where ф is the angle that the position vector makes with the x-axis a) Find a value of N which makes the above state normalized b) If Lz is measured, what are the possible outcomes and their corresponding probabilities?

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дії lo IT .Ae alt2IT loTT (O аг MeauIntegrate [ (Cos [d] 2 + Sin [d] 2 + 2 Cos [d] + 2 Sin [3 φ]) 2, {φ, o, 2 π}] 10 Integrate[ (Cos [d]2 + Sin [d]2 + 2 Cos [d] + 2 Sin [3d]) (-2 sin [d] +6Cos [3d]), {φ, Ο, 2n] Integrate [ (Cos [d] 2 + Sin [d] 2 + 2 Cos [d] + 2 Sin [3 φ1) , 仲, o, 2 π}] // Fullsimplify 2兀 Integrate [ (Cos [d] 2 + Sin[d] 2 + 2 Cos [d] + 2 Sin[3d]) Exp [2 1 Fullsimplify 仲, 0, 2 π}] // , Integrate[ (Cos [d]2 + Sin [d]2 + 2 Cos [d] + 2 Sin [3d]) Exp [51d], {φ, o, 27)]

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