Evaluate the average potential energy, < Epotential >, for the ground state (u = 0) of the harmonic oscillator by carrying out the appropriate integration (with respect to x). < Epotential > = % k< x² > %3D 1/2 4, = ()*e ) an

Evaluate the average potential energy, < Epotential >, for the ground state (u = 0) of the harmonic oscillator by carrying out the appropriate integration (with respect to x). < Epotential > = % k< x² > %3D 1/2 4, = ()*e ) an

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Evaluate the average potential energy, < Epotential >, for the ground state
(u = 0) of the harmonic oscillator by carrying out the appropriate integration
(with respect to x). < Epotential > = % k< x² >
%3D
1/2
4, = ()*e )
an

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