The coefficients of different wave functions are given below. Which one is not a normalized wave function? A) 1/v3 - 1/V3 + 1/V3 B) 1/V3 - 1/V3 - 1/V3 C) 2/V3 - 1/v3 D) 1/V4 - 1/v2 + 1/V4 E) 1/V2 + 1/v6 + 1/v6 + 1/v6

The coefficients of different wave functions are given below. Which one is not a normalized wave function? A) 1/v3 - 1/V3 + 1/V3 B) 1/V3 - 1/V3 - 1/V3 C) 2/V3 - 1/v3 D) 1/V4 - 1/v2 + 1/V4 E) 1/V2 + 1/v6 + 1/v6 + 1/v6

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Chapter11: Quantum Mechanics: Model Systems And The Hydrogen Atom

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Problem 11.86E

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The coefficients of different
wave functions are given below.
Which one is not a normalized
wave function?
A) 1/v3 - 1/v3 + 1/v3
B) 1/V3 - 1/V3 - 1/V3
C) 2/V3 - 1/v3
D) 1/V4 - 1/v2 + 1/V4
E) 1/V2 + 1/v6 + 1//6 + 1/v6

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