What type of quantum mechanical problems can be solved using the time-independentSchrödinger equation (TISE)?h^2 dw(x)dx2+ U (x) y (x) = Eµ (x)2mAny problem where the potential U(x) has no time dependence.O Any quantum mechanical problem can be solvedOnly problems that have a constant potential U (x) = UoAny problem where the energy values E are positiveO Any problem where the energy values E are negative

Given: Time-independent Schrodinger equation, -ℏ22m∂2ψ(x)∂x2+U(x)ψ(x)=Eψ(x) Time independent…

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