Normalize the following wavefunction: 4(r, 0, 4) = e¯¹/(²ª) [(-) (cos [() (cos 0+ esine-esine) +2 (1-1)] Part A Does the normalization constant depend on r, 0, or ? The normalization constant depends on and o, but does not depend on r. The normalization constant does not depend on r, 0, or p. The normalization constant depends on r, 0, and p. The normalization constant depends on r and does not depend on and .
Normalize the following wavefunction: 4(r, 0, 4) = e¯¹/(²ª) [(-) (cos [() (cos 0+ esine-esine) +2 (1-1)] Part A Does the normalization constant depend on r, 0, or ? The normalization constant depends on and o, but does not depend on r. The normalization constant does not depend on r, 0, or p. The normalization constant depends on r, 0, and p. The normalization constant depends on r and does not depend on and .
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![Normalize the following wavefunction:
¥(r, 0, 0) = e¯r/(2a₁)
Part A
Does the normalization constant depend on r, 0, or p?
O
O
O
[() (cos 0 + e-sin-esin 0) + 2 (1-2)]
1
The
The normalization constant depends on and o, but does not depend on r.
normalization constant does not depend on r, 0, or p.
The
normalization constant depends on r, 0, and .
The normalization constant depends on r and does not depend on and o.
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Transcribed Image Text:Normalize the following wavefunction:
¥(r, 0, 0) = e¯r/(2a₁)
Part A
Does the normalization constant depend on r, 0, or p?
O
O
O
[() (cos 0 + e-sin-esin 0) + 2 (1-2)]
1
The
The normalization constant depends on and o, but does not depend on r.
normalization constant does not depend on r, 0, or p.
The
normalization constant depends on r, 0, and .
The normalization constant depends on r and does not depend on and o.
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