1. In a particle-in-a-box, the energy levels are determined

by:

A) The mass of the particle

B) The size of the box

C) The shape of the wave function

D) All of the above

Answer: D) All of the above

Rationale: The energy levels in a particle-in-a-box depend

on the mass of the particle, the size of the box, and the

shape of the wave function.

2. The wave function in a particle-in-a-box represents:

A) The position probability of the particle

B) The momentum of the particle

C) The energy of the particle

D) The charge of the particle

Answer: A) The position probability of the particle

Rationale: The wave function in a particle-in-a-box

represents the probability of finding the particle at a

particular position within the box.

3. Which of the following statements is true about the wave

function in a particle-in-a-box?