A particle in a two-dimensional (2D) box;Show that ψ(x,y) is normalized and then calculate the value of <E> associated with the state described by ψ(x,y). Supposethataparticleinatwo-dimensional(2D)boxx;304(xy)x(а — х) у(b-у)(a³b5)zShow that wx.x) is normalized and then calculate the value of associated with thestate described by yx).

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Suppose that particle in two-dimensional (2D) box a a x; 30 V(xy) = x(а — х) у(b-у) (a³b5)i] Show that w(xy) is normalized and then calculate the value of associated with the state described by y×»).

Suppose that particle in two-dimensional (2D) box a a x; 30 V(xy) = x(а — х) у(b-у) (a³b5)i] Show that w(xy) is normalized and then calculate the value of associated with the state described by y×»).

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Chapter6: Equilibria In Single-component Systems

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Problem 6.56E

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