1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data
Hey guys. Basically I have a wavefunction that looks like this

I have to find:
(a) The normalization constant N, of course by normalizing it
(b) Find <x> and <x^2> and use this to find Δx.
2. Relevant equations
I'm just gona insert images, as i'm writing it all with my tablet:

3. The attempt at a solution
Okay, so I've found the normalization constant, N, but I've got 2 different answers depending on the way in which I solve the problem, and I want to know which is correct (and why, if possible). Please view the image below:

So...which is correct? :S
I need to know the explicit expression for the probability density to proceed further.
Thanks a lot guys!
Hey guys. Basically I have a wavefunction that looks like this
I have to find:
(a) The normalization constant N, of course by normalizing it
(b) Find <x> and <x^2> and use this to find Δx.
2. Relevant equations
I'm just gona insert images, as i'm writing it all with my tablet:
3. The attempt at a solution
Okay, so I've found the normalization constant, N, but I've got 2 different answers depending on the way in which I solve the problem, and I want to know which is correct (and why, if possible). Please view the image below:
So...which is correct? :S
I need to know the explicit expression for the probability density to proceed further.
Thanks a lot guys!
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