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- Determine the normalization constant for the following wavefunction. Write an expression for the normalized wavefunction. (8) y=(r/ao)et/2a,(5) The wave function for a particle is given by: (x) = Ae-=/L for r 2 0, where A and L are constants, and L > 0. b(x) = 0 for r < 0. (a) Find the value of the constant A, as a function of L. A useful integral is: fe-K=dx = -ke-K, %3D where K is a constant. (b) What is the probability of finding the particle in the range –10 L < x< -L? (c) What is the probability of finding the particle in the range 04 (X) = Ne-a lxl Normalize the function (Step by step)The wave function of a particle at time t= 0 is given by w(0) = (4,) +|u2})), where |u,) and u,) the normalized eigenstates with eigenvalues E and E, are respectively, (E, > E, ). The shortest time after which y(t) will become orthogonal to |w(0)) is - ħn (а) 2(E, – E,) (b) E, - E, (c) E, - E, (d) E, - E,Suppose a 1D quantum system is represented by the wavefunction in position space: (æ]Þ(t)) = v(x, t) = Ae -3x+5it %3D where it only exists 0 < x <. What is (X)?