The wave function for the ground state of the harmonicoscillator isVo(x) = Ce-[mw/(2ħ)]x²where C is an arbitrary constant, ħ is Planck's constantdivided by 2π, m is the mass of the particle,W = ✓k/m, and k is the "spring constant" for theharmonic oscillator.Part ANormalize this wave function. What is the (positive) value of C once this wave function is normalized? You will need the formulaSe-∞Express your answer in terms of w, m, ħ, and T.► View Available Hint(s)C =17 ΑΣΦxaXhعاتa√x vx18X>IXI-ax²X.10nX=?wwwwwwwwww√.a

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The wave function for the ground state of the harmonic oscillator is %0 (2) = Ce-mw/(2A)|z² where C is an arbitrary constant, ħ is Planck's constant divided by 27, m is the mass of the particle, w = √k/m, and k is the "spring constant" for the harmonic oscillator. Normalize this wave function. What is the (positive) value of C once this wave function is normalized? You will need the formula -az² Express your answer in terms of w, m, h, and T. ► View Available Hint(s) C= IT ΑΣΦ Xh √x √x x IXI X.10n

The wave function for the ground state of the harmonic oscillator is %0 (2) = Ce-mw/(2A)|z² where C is an arbitrary constant, ħ is Planck's constant divided by 27, m is the mass of the particle, w = √k/m, and k is the "spring constant" for the harmonic oscillator. Normalize this wave function. What is the (positive) value of C once this wave function is normalized? You will need the formula -az² Express your answer in terms of w, m, h, and T. ► View Available Hint(s) C= IT ΑΣΦ Xh √x √x x IXI X.10n

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