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9.25 A $D_2$ molecule at 30 K, at $t = 0$, is known to be in the state $\psi(\theta, \phi, 0) = \frac{3Y_1^1 + 4Y_7^3 + Y_7^1}{\sqrt{26}}$ (a) What values of $L$ and $L_z$ will measurement find and with what probabilities will these values occur?

          9.25 A $D_2$ molecule at 30 K, at $t = 0$, is known to be in the state
$\psi(\theta, \phi, 0) = \frac{3Y_1^1 + 4Y_7^3 + Y_7^1}{\sqrt{26}}$
(a) What values of $L$ and $L_z$ will measurement find and with what probabilities will these
values occur?

9.25 A D2 molecule at 30 K, at t = 0, is known to be in the state
ψ(θ, ϕ, 0) = (3Y1^1 + 4Y7^3 + Y7^1)/(√(26))
(a) What values of L and Lz will measurement find and with what probabilities will these
values occur?

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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9.25 A D_(2) molecule at 30K, at t=0, is known to be in the state psi ( heta ,phi ,0)=(3Y_(1)^(1)+4Y_(7)^(3)+Y_(7)^(1))/(sqrt(26)) (a) What values of L and L_(z) will measurement find and with what probabilities will these values occur? 9.25A D, molecule at 30 K, at t = 0, is known to be in the state 3Y1+4Y,3+ Y,1 (0,,0)= 26 (a) What values of L and L, will measurement find and with what probabilities will these values occur?