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hellomister
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Homework Statement
When I'm trying to find the probability of finding an electron within a sphere of a certain radius, do i integrate the radial distribution probability function with respect to r from 0 to infinity? My book says the product of the radial distribution function times dr would give the probability, but I always thought you had to integrate it.
Homework Equations
n/a just looking for a simple answer to my question... i didnt show the homework problem cos i want to do it myself i just want this question answered.
The Attempt at a Solution
I've attempted the problem, i just integrated and I want to know if you should integrate.