10.Consider a one-dimensional anharmonic oscillator for which the potential functionis V(x)=1/2kx?+ ax*:a. Write the full Hamiltonian for this oscillator.b. What system would serve as the most reasonable zero-order approximation for this oscillator in orderto use perturbation theory most efficiently and effectively?c. Identify the zero and first order perturbation terms in your Hamiltonian.d. What is the zero order energy of the ground state for this oscillator?e. Write the integral and compute the first order correction to thisenergy.

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