Q3.A Please answer the following question throughlyand detailed. Need to understand the concept. Consider a three-dimensional infinite well modeled as a cube of side L. The width L of the cube is such thatthe ground state energy of one electron confined to this box is Eo.(a) Calculate the four lowest energy states and evaluate their corresponding degeneracy.(b) If a total of 9 non-interacting electrons are placed in the box, find the Fermi energy of the system.(c) What is the total energy of the 9-electron system?(d) Find the lowest transition energy required to excite an electron in this system and place it in anunoccupied energy level?

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