23. Consider the range indicated, find the normalization constant of each of thefollowing wavefunctions:a. y = x³, x = 0 to 11b. 4=x = 5 to 6"2xc. y = sin3x, x = 0 to 2n

->for normalised wave function probability density is equal to 1.

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3. Consider the range indicated, find the normalization constant of each of the ollowing wavefunctions: - y = x³, x = 0 to 1 = 4 x = 5 to 6 2 2x . y = sin3x, x = 0 to 2n

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1
b. 4
=
x = 5 to 6
"
2x
c. y = sin3x, x = 0 to 2n

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