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Transcribed Image Text:Q2: A particle of mass m moves in potential well of length 2L. Its potential energy is
-L <x <+L
V(x) =
m L2 (12-x2)
and described by the wave function
x< -L and x > +L
-L <x < +L
Y(x) =
Determine the Energy of the particle in terms of ħ, m and L.
x < -L and x > +L
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