Solved: Use the radial probability density from Equation 36.5 and the normalized
Chapter 36, Problem 71(choose chapter or problem)
Use the radial probability density from Equation 36.5 and the normalized ground-state hydrogen wave function from Equation 36.3 and Example 36.1 to calculate the average radial distance rav for an electron in the ground state. (Note: Because the probability-density curve isnt symmetric, the average radial distance isnt the same as the most probable distance shown in Fig. 36.3.)
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