Compare panels 1 and 2 from Figure 1. The potential in panel 1 is a special case of that in panel 2. Which special case it is? a=L/2, Vo = infinity a=2L, Vo = 0 a=L, Vo = 0 a=L, Vo = infinity a=L/2, Vo=0 a=2L, Vo=infinity

Compare panels 1 and 2 from Figure 1. The potential in panel 1 is a special case of that in panel 2. Which special case it is? a=L/2, Vo = infinity a=2L, Vo = 0 a=L, Vo = 0 a=L, Vo = infinity a=L/2, Vo=0 a=2L, Vo=infinity

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Compare panels 1 and 2 from Figure 1. The potential in panel 1 is a special case of that in panel 2. Which special case it is?
a=L/2, Vo = infinity
a=2L, Vo = 0
a=L, Vo = 0
a=L, Vo = infinity
a=L/2, Vo=0
a=2L, Vo=infinity

Figure 1:4 Potential configurations.
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V(x).
Vo
1
2
-a/2
a/2

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