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A Three-Dimensional Potential Well Has Potential U0 = 0 in the Region

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A three-dimensional potential well has potential U0 = 0 in the region A three-dimensional potential well has potential U<sub>0 </sub>= 0 in the region ,and and infinite potential otherwise.The ground state energy of a particle in the well is E<sub>0</sub>.What is the energy of the first excited state,and what is the degeneracy of that state? A) 2E<sub>0</sub>, single degeneracy B) (4/3) E<sub>0</sub>, single degeneracy C) 2E<sub>0</sub>, double degeneracy D) (7/3) E<sub>0</sub>, double degeneracy E) 3E<sub>0</sub>, triple degeneracy ,and A three-dimensional potential well has potential U<sub>0 </sub>= 0 in the region ,and and infinite potential otherwise.The ground state energy of a particle in the well is E<sub>0</sub>.What is the energy of the first excited state,and what is the degeneracy of that state? A) 2E<sub>0</sub>, single degeneracy B) (4/3) E<sub>0</sub>, single degeneracy C) 2E<sub>0</sub>, double degeneracy D) (7/3) E<sub>0</sub>, double degeneracy E) 3E<sub>0</sub>, triple degeneracy and infinite potential otherwise.The ground state energy of a particle in the well is E0.What is the energy of the first excited state,and what is the degeneracy of that state?


A) 2E0, single degeneracy
B) (4/3) E0, single degeneracy
C) 2E0, double degeneracy
D) (7/3) E0, double degeneracy
E) 3E0, triple degeneracy

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