One more thing: since the weight of the second part of the wavefunction is a 2, which is twice as great as the first part, it would seem to me that the second wavefunction is twice as likely to occur. That is, psi_1 would be 33% and psi_2 would be 67%. However, I don't understand how the...
Homework Statement
Okay, here it is: The wavefunction is psi=1*[1/sqrt(6)]*psi_1 + 2*psi_2 and I have to find the total probability (yes, there is a "weight" of 2 in front of the second part of the wavefunction).
Homework Equations
I know that psi^2 gives the probability, but I don't...