Solve the following linear combinations of vectors. 3.) Let us consider u= (-2,2) and v = (2,3), calculate what is obtained when performing 3u+4v. 4.) Let us consider u= (4,-6) and v = (-1,3), calculate what is obtained when performing 4u+3v. 5.) Let us consider u= (-3,-8) and v = (8,3), calculate what is obtained when performing 2u+2v

Solve the following linear combinations of vectors. 3.) Let us consider u= (-2,2) and v = (2,3), calculate what is obtained when performing 3u+4v. 4.) Let us consider u= (4,-6) and v = (-1,3), calculate what is obtained when performing 4u+3v. 5.) Let us consider u= (-3,-8) and v = (8,3), calculate what is obtained when performing 2u+2v

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Chapter7: Quantum Mechanics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12CQ: Explain the difference between time-dependent and independent SchrÖdinger's equations.

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