In this question we will be applying the knowledge we gained drom the Finite Potential Step to the system below :  (see figure below)  This potential takes the value V = 0eV when x < 0  , the value V = V0 when 0 < x < L  , and the value −V0 when  x > L . A beam of electrons with energy E  is incident upon it from the left .  A ) According to classical physics , what is the probability that electrons with energy E < V0 will make their way past this barrier ? Explain your answer .

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