Now instead of an immediate energymeasurement, consider waiting betweenthe position and energy measurements.Would your answer to question15 depend on how long you waitbetween the position and energymeasurements?O NoO YesO No answer text provided.O No answer text provided. Consider a particle in a one-dimensional infinite square well with width a, centered at a/2. The normalized energyeigenstate wave functions are Vn(x) with energies En(n-1 is the ground state). The particle starts in a state given by(x,r=0)= sqrt(4/5)w1(x)+sqrt(1/5) w2(x).Assume the particle has been re-prepared in state v3(x). You then make a position measurement with high accuracy. Afterthis position measurement, you immediately re-measure the energy. At this point, what value(s) could you get for theenergy of the particle?A.E2B.E3C.E2 or E3D.Any EnE. Any continuous EO ABCOE

Given : - a particle in box with eigenstates Ψn and corresponding energy eigenvalue En.

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