Consider a two-dimension wavefunction, in which n, = n,, with n² (n,² + ny2) =8 and Lx L 10 nm for a particle of mass 9.109 x 10-31 kg a) Determine the energy of the system b) Determine the wavefunction for the system c) Explain why the system cannot be considered degenerate

Consider a two-dimension wavefunction, in which n, = n,, with n² (n,² + ny2) =8 and Lx L 10 nm for a particle of mass 9.109 x 10-31 kg a) Determine the energy of the system b) Determine the wavefunction for the system c) Explain why the system cannot be considered degenerate

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