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yeah, sorry about that. Made quite a few mistakes, ill be more careful next time

Yeah that was the answer. thanks for the help

Your right, sorry, i copied it down wrong. I have been working with the correct derivative though and i still can't do it. question now corrected

I have, i can't see the mistake; i even wolfram alpha'd it and it gave me the same awnser

Homework Statement A particle with mass m and electric charge e is confined to move in one dimension along the x -axis. It experiences the following potential: V(x) = infinity when x<0, V(x) = -e^2/4*pi*ε*x when x≥0 For the region x ≥ 0 , by substituting in the Schrödinger equation, show that...