1:51 PM Sun Oct 9-1/25) For a particle on a ring with the wavefunction: () = πkinetic energy of the particle using the operator K =-1/2Y(0) = IT21TK=-ħ²d²21d²2 cos ($)= kdoT(17¹/2)²211- f = "Cos (0) . # deTỈ Cos (O). t d. TỈ Cosco) do=21021cos() calculate the averagecos(0). -ħ² d² do21 do²10:52@ 79%+ :59+

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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