(A) The intensity of the diffraction pattern is proportional to of the wave function (a)forth power, (b) cube, (c) sixth power, (d) square. (e) seventh power (B) The wave function of the particle lies in which region? a) x>0 .b) x<0, c) 0a, e) x'>a

(A) The intensity of the diffraction pattern is proportional to of the wave function (a)forth power, (b) cube, (c) sixth power, (d) square. (e) seventh power (B) The wave function of the particle lies in which region? a) x>0 .b) x<0, c) 0a, e) x'>a

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(A) The intensity of the diffraction pattern is proportional to of the wave function
(a)forth power, (b) cube, (c) sixth power, (d) square. (e) seventh power
(B) The wave function of the particle lies in which region?
a) x>0 ,b) x<0, c) 0<x<a, d)x>a, e)x²>a

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