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g Which of the following wavefunctions are: a) square-integrable on the interval provided (1 point); b) valid wavefunction satisfying criteria of quantum mechanical postulates (1 point). Normalize those
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g Which of the following wavefunctions are: a) square-integrable on the interval provided (1 point); b) valid wavefunction satisfying criteria of quantum mechanical postulates (1 point). Normalize those that can be normalized (1 point

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g Which of the following wavefunctions are: a) square-integrable on the interval provided-example-1
g Which of the following wavefunctions are: a) square-integrable on the interval provided-example-2
g Which of the following wavefunctions are: a) square-integrable on the interval provided-example-3
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