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A particle of under the mass m. moves. influence of Hhe in the hagionx20 and a>0, Determine la) the Location potential energy -9x the equilibrium paint? b) the natural frequency of the oscillations for motion re stricfeed fo Small displaament i'n the nejghtauahood f the equilbriume O the treguencey a aT equilibrim?

A particle of under the mass m. moves. influence of Hhe in the hagionx20 and a>0, Determine la) the Location potential energy -9x the equilibrium paint? b) the natural frequency of the oscillations for motion re stricfeed fo Small displaament i'n the nejghtauahood f the equilbriume O the treguencey a aT equilibrim?

University Physics Volume 3

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Chapter7: Quantum Mechanics

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Problem 7.5CYU: Check Your Understanding A particle With mass m is moving along the x-axis in a given by the...

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