Consider an electron in a one-dimensional box of length L= 6 Å. The wavefunction for the particle is given as follows: Pn(x) = where n is the quantum number. Sketch the 2 and |Þ2|². Calculate the probability of finding electron in the first half of the box at n=2 level.
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