Proving Constant Time of "If and, then"

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Homework Statement



. Show that if
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and
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,
then
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is constant in time.

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d<A>/dt=i/h x ([H,A]) + dA/dt
Therefore if
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and dA/dt=0 , then dA/dt=0. Is this it.? :-(
 

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