Q1. Consider the non-normalized waves packet for a particle in one-dimension isgiven asfollowing:а¥1(x) =N8)otherwise2(x) = 8Ne-(x-x,)²/a² ¿ikox(a) Calculate (x). (P). (x²). (P²).

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Q1. Consider the non-normalized waves packet for a particle in one-dimension is given as following: a a S8N 41(x) : %D otherwise 2(x) = 8Ne-(x-x,)²/a² eikox (a) Calculate (x). (P). (x²). (P²).

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otherwise
2(x) = 8Ne-(x-x,)²/a² ¿ikox
(a) Calculate (x). (P). (x²). (P²).

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