2. Two particles, one of spin 2 and another of spin ½2, are at rest in a box. The spin state of the entire system is 12). Identify the possible values that would be obtained from the measurements of S¹ and 2) and the probability of obtaining each value.

2. Two particles, one of spin 2 and another of spin ½2, are at rest in a box. The spin state of the entire system is 12). Identify the possible values that would be obtained from the measurements of S¹ and 2) and the probability of obtaining each value.

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2. Two particles, one of spin 2 and another of spin ½, are at rest in a box. The
spin state of the entire system is 12). Identify the possible values that would
be obtained from the measurements of Sand $2) and the probability of
obtaining each value.

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