3. Verify that the wave function p(x) = Ae-[(ku)¹/² x²/(zh)] (where 4. m. and kareA, m,all constants) is a solution to the Schrodinger equationħ² d²1-2 u|- ²2μ dx²+ ½kx²] p(x) = Eq(x), and find the energy in terms of m, and k. j2horvaGuationBossMabay

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3. Verify that the wave function y(x) = Ae (ku) ¹/² x² /(2n)] (where A, m, and k are all constants) is a solution to the Schrodinger equation [-1²²+kx²] p(x) = Ep(x), and find the energy in terms of m, and k. 2μ

3. Verify that the wave function y(x) = Ae (ku) ¹/² x² /(2n)] (where A, m, and k are all constants) is a solution to the Schrodinger equation [-1²²+kx²] p(x) = Ep(x), and find the energy in terms of m, and k. 2μ

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