11. Explain how the correspondence principle indicates that for high energies, quantum mechanics agrees with classical mechanics in that the particle is simply moving back and forth in the box. (What does high energy mean in terms of quantum number and what y looks like?)

11. Explain how the correspondence principle indicates that for high energies, quantum mechanics agrees with classical mechanics in that the particle is simply moving back and forth in the box. (What does high energy mean in terms of quantum number and what y looks like?)

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