An infinite square well containing a number of particles is in its lowest possible energy state, which
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An infinite square well containing a number of particles is in its lowest possible energy state, which is 19 times the ground-state energy E1 for the same well when it contains a single particle.
(a) How many particles are in the well?
(b) What’s the energy of the highest-energy particle?
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