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Suppose a 1D quantum system is represented by the wavefunction in
position space:
(æ]Þ(t)) = v(x, t) = Ae
-3x+5it
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where it only exists 0 < x <.
What is (X)?

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Wave function =A e^-3x+5it

<x> = __________

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