Chapter 39, Problem 017An electron in the n, state in the finite potential well of of Figure (a) absorbs 650 eV of energy from an external source.UU(x)UgL.(a)Using the energy-level diagram of Figure (b), determine the electron's kinetic energy after this absorption, assuming thatthe electron moves to a position for which x > L. Using the energy-level diagram of Figure (b), determine the electron's kinetic energy after this absorption, assuming thatthe electron moves to a position for which x > L.-Nonquantized450-Top of wellE4 = 393 eV%3DEz = 233 eV%3DE2 = 106 eV%3DE = 27 eV(b)NumberUnitsEnergy (eV)

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