he energy of a wave is proportional to: Group of answer choices A. The second derivative of its wave function with respect to space B. The first derivative of its wave function with respect to space C. All of these answers D. Its wave function

he energy of a wave is proportional to: Group of answer choices A. The second derivative of its wave function with respect to space B. The first derivative of its wave function with respect to space C. All of these answers D. Its wave function

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Chapter16: Waves

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The energy of a wave is proportional to:

Group of answer choices

A. The second derivative of its wave function with respect to space

B. The first derivative of its wave function with respect to space

C. All of these answers

D. Its wave function

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