areAn experiment was done with some particles. These particles were Cxsubjected to a field B. It was discovered that the particles only reacted inone of two ways. The reaction is either in the same direction of the fieldor the opposite direction of the field. The magnitude of the reaction isalways [P's C| in either case, and there are always equal amounts ofparticles in alignment with B or in opposite direction of it.What observations allow you to claim that there is an operatorSz associated with the observations? (Use less than 10 words!)The particle can react linearly in botniclirectionns Witn.the same monient uma.What are the eigenvalues to Ŝ;? Create your own eigenvectorsto Ŝz and complete this equation:U.$. IY) = \P SC| 14>c.Before the experiment, these particles are all in thesuperposition state of all possible states. Considering only the statesrelevant in this experiment, write down this superposition state withthe correct coefficients for each individual eigenvector of Ŝ;:

A) The Particle can react in both directions with same momentum. B) Szψ=PSCψ

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