(c) At any time t, a particle is represented by the wavefunctionw(x,1)= Ae¨Me-larwhere 2 and o are real position constants.(i) Normalize y(x,1) (ii) Determine the expectation value of position and momentum.

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(c) At any time t, a particle is represented by the wavefunction w(x,1)= AeMe-lan where 2 and o are real position constants. (i) Normalize y (x,) (ii) Determine the expectation value of position and momentum.

(c) At any time t, a particle is represented by the wavefunction w(x,1)= AeMe-lan where 2 and o are real position constants. (i) Normalize y (x,) (ii) Determine the expectation value of position and momentum.

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where 2 and o are real position constants.
(i) Normalize y(x,1) (ii) Determine the expectation value of position and momentum.

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