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The wave function for a particle is of the form 1/f(r ) = (x + y + z)f(r).
1. what are the values that a measurement of l2 can yield?
2. what values can be obtained by measuring lz?
3. what are the probabilities of obtaining these results?
suggestion: express the wave function in spherical coordinates and then in terms of the y1• 111 ·s

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