aQ₁ Given= AX (a-x), A, a are=limit ofxña at tro~ (x, 0)Constant1- Find A for normalized (NX, o)2- If (AV₁0) represents the wavefunction of aparticlefind allbilin infinite square welloutside the wellN(x,0)find (x, t)

2, Given = AX (a-x), A, a are = limit ofxña at tro ~ (x, 0) Constant 1- Find A for normalized (NX₁0) 2- If (NY(x, 0) M find all byl represents the wave function of aparticle in infinite square well outside the well N(x,0) find P(x, t)

2, Given = AX (a-x), A, a are = limit ofxña at tro ~ (x, 0) Constant 1- Find A for normalized (NX₁0) 2- If (NY(x, 0) M find all byl represents the wave function of aparticle in infinite square well outside the well N(x,0) find P(x, t)

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Q₁ Given
= AX (a-x), A, a are
=
limit ofxña at tro
~ (x, 0)
Constant
1- Find A for normalized (NX, o)
2- If (AV₁0) represents the wave
function of aparticle
find all
bil
in infinite square well
outside the well
N(x,0)
find (x, t)

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