particle in a box: Explain/define the terms that make up the expression for the total energy of this system (do not simply state the numerical values for each term, you do not need to explain Planck’s constant).

particle in a box: Explain/define the terms that make up the expression for the total energy of this system (do not simply state the numerical values for each term, you do not need to explain Planck’s constant).

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