Consider a particle lies in the ground state of 1D box in the region from x = 0 to x = L.The ground state wavefunction is y(x) =) sin. Fill the following blanks.The probability of finding the particle in the region from x = 0 to x = is (1)the probability of finding the particle in the region from x=to x = is (ii)probability of finding the particle in the region from x=to x = ³ is (iii)probability of finding the particle in the region from x = 3 to x = L is (iv)Select correct choice:(a) () - 1 › @) + › (1) + ½ , (iv) — — — -(b)).(ii) + 1. (iv) 2 + 1 -©©) (1) +. (11) -(11) -(iv) +-2(©))+ (0) +(-(iv)

Given a 1 Dimension box of length L and it ground state wave function.We have to find probabilities…

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