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V(x)
a: The figure to the right shows a potential well where V(X)=0 for 0<x<a and V(X)=V₁
everywhere else. We want to place an electron in this
well in its ground state (lowest energy eigenstate). What
can you say about the energy of this electron as the value,
V₁, increases?
A. The electron's energy will increase
B. The electron's energy will decrease
C. The electrons energy will remain the same
D. There is not enough information
E. It depends on the position where you measure the energy
b: Briefly explain your reasoning
0
V₁
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