Question A4A particle is in an energy eigenstate described by the wavefunction (x,t) = v(x) exp(-iot/2),where σ is a constant.a) Apply the energy operator, Ê, to determine the energy eigenvalue of this particle.b) Show that the uncertainty in its energy, AE, is zero.[8 marks]

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Question A4 A particle is in an energy eigenstate described by the wavefunction (x,t) = v(x) exp(-iot/2), where σ is a constant. a) Apply the energy operator, Ê, to determine the energy eigenvalue of this particle. b) Show that the uncertainty in its energy, AE, is zero. [8 marks]