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Can any1 explain where they got the values of the energies for the finite well below U_0? E_1-IDW is the energy of the ground state for an infinite well.
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Can any1 explain where they got the values of the energies for the finite well below U_0? E_1-IDW is the energy of the ground state for an infinite well.
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Can any1 explain where they got the values of the energies for the finite well below U_0? E_1-IDW is the energy of the ground state for an infinite well.
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Example of snaking. It's not HSC level stuff of course.
Librah
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There's no uni physics thread so i just decided to put it in here cause didn't want to make a seperate thread lol
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you just gotta multiply E_1-IDW by 3, because that's how many sides are in a triangle, and then raise it to the power of the radius of the sun. for e1, you then divide by planck's constant because you're calculating the frequency. for e2 you add Avogadro's number, and divide by the molar mass. and then for e3 you multiply the entire thing by i, and take the modulus, and boom.
bro, this is easy.
Can any1 explain where they got the values of the energies for the finite well below U_0? E_1-IDW is the energy of the ground state for an infinite well.
you just gotta multiply E_1-IDW by 3, because that's how many sides are in a triangle, and then raise it to the power of the radius of the sun. for e1, you then divide by planck's constant because you're calculating the frequency. for e2 you add Avogadro's number, and divide by the molar mass. and then for e3 you multiply the entire thing by i, and take the modulus, and boom.
Librah
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I'm thinking of just skipping the quantum sections in our finals lmao
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According to the conservation of energy those values of energy always existed.
Can any1 explain where they got the values of the energies for the finite well below U_0? E_1-IDW is the energy of the ground state for an infinite well.
turnerloos
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fuck we get that you're a sk and that you've finished your hsc n all that.. relax with the matrices and continuum shit. you're lim. my atar --> 0