Some atomic processes can result in the emission of an electron from the atom. Electrons emitted in this way can have discrete values of momentum, which depend on the atomic energy levels. The probability that the electron has a particular value of momentum depends on interacions within the atom. Suppose a particular atomic process results in three values of the electron momentum: ψ1 has pe = 10 ev/c, with probability 0. 2. Ψ2 has pe = 16 ev/c, with probability 0. 3. Ψ3 has pe = 34 ev/c, with probability 0. 5. The electron's wave function can be written as a quantum superposition: ψ = aψ1 + bψ2 + cψ3 what are the magnitudes of a, b, and c?.