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Assuming that , and are normalized calculate the normalization constant for the function f(x) where f(x) = N(W₁-2₂) given W. dx = 0 a 1/43 b. 1/√5 1/√2 d. 1/16 1/√4 с e

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Chapter12: Atoms And Molecules

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Problem 12.41E

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Assuming that , and are normalized,
calculate the normalization
constant for the
function f(x) where
f(x) = N(W₁-2₂)
given W., dx = 0
a 1/√3
b. 1/√5
c 1/√2
d. 1/√6
e
1/√4

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