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I only managed to get this. Can you show me the exact steps on how you ended up with the second line? And what are the values of a, e and x?

Yeah, it's the appearance of ##(i/\hbar)^2##

I've got the solution to the question but I just need more detail. I can't work out the first step of the solution to the second step. That should read, I don't know what they multiplied ih-bar by to make it (i/h-bar)^2?

I'm not a really strong physics student so I've came here for help mostly. I hope to improve on Quantum Mechanics and Electricity and Magnetism. I've done my 1st semester exams but not 2nd semester yet.