1. Consider a particle in one dimension with amplitude (x) given byV(x) = Aexp242Normalize this wavefunction. Hint: use this integral00-ax?dxa2. Consider a particle of momentum p = 96hm-1. Here m stands for the unitmeters. What is the probability density of finding it at the position x?3. Write the wavefunction6Txv(x) = A cosas the linear combination of wave-functions of definite momenta (Hint: youneed just two states of definite momentum).4. Normalize the above wavefunction.5. Plot the wavefunctions corresponding to the first three energy levels of a particlein a box.

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