How to Solve Quantum Homework Attachment Question?

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The discussion revolves around a quantum homework question requiring assistance with a specific problem presented in an attachment. The user has made an initial attempt at a solution, calculating the integral of two wave functions, which equals zero. However, they express uncertainty about the next steps in solving the problem. Suggestions include expressing one coefficient in terms of another to simplify the solution process. The conversation emphasizes collaborative problem-solving in quantum mechanics.
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Homework Statement



In attachment "question.jpeg"

i. I can do
ii. I need some help
iii. I need some help

The Attempt at a Solution



i. \int_{-1}^{1} \Psi_{1} \Psi_{2} dx = 0

ii. ?

iii. ?
 

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Try writing b explicitly in terms of one of the coefficients, c1 or c2, and a in terms of the other.
 

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