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The normalised wavefunction representing a
particle enclosed in a box is given by:
а.
2
sin-e
- iot
y (x,t) =,
a
a
b.
2
IX
- iot
y (x,t) =,
sin -e
a
a
O c.
y (x,t) =,
С.
2
sin -e
nx
- iot
a
a
d.
2
sin -e
NAX
- iot
y (x,t) =,
a
a

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