Expeotation value
Calculate the expeotation value of the linear momentum Px of a particle described by the following normalized wavefucntions.
a. Ncos(kx)
b. Ne^(-ax^2)
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Expeotation value Calculate the expeotation value of the linear momentum Px of a particle described by...
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