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Which of the following expression/s are not equal to the commutator [x, px³]? (Select all that applies.) ● [x, pxp²] -3ih³ (3) ● Px[x, p²] + [x, px] p²/

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Chapter1: Introduction To Chemistry

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Which of the following expression/s are not equal to the commutator [x, px³]? (Select all
that applies.)
[x, PxP²]
-3iħ³ (³)
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Px[x, p²] + [x, px]p²

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