5.Determine yy for each of the following wavefunctions: (i =V-1)a) y (x) = eb) y(0) = sin 0 +i cosec) w(x) = A · e*.

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a) y (x) = e
b) y(0) = sin 0 +i cose
c) w(x) = A · e*.

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