A.1 Answer the following two questions:(i) A particle with spin s = 2 (in units of ħ) has an orbital angular momentum of € = 1.What are the possible values for its total angular momentum J?(ii) A further measurement of J₂ yields J₂ = −2. What are now the possible values of J?==

(i) Given: Particle spin, S = 3/2 Orbital angular momentum, l =1 Now, possible values of total…

A.1 Answer the following two questions: (i) A particle with spin s = (in units of ħ) has an orbital angular momentum of l = 1. What are the possible values for its total angular momentum J? (ii) A further measurement of J₂ yields J₂ = -2. What are now the possible values of J?

A.1 Answer the following two questions: (i) A particle with spin s = (in units of ħ) has an orbital angular momentum of l = 1. What are the possible values for its total angular momentum J? (ii) A further measurement of J₂ yields J₂ = -2. What are now the possible values of J?

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