Wave function of infinite square well but with time dependence included

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Homework Statement


Find the wavefunction for an infinite well, walls are at x=0 and x=L(include the time dependence)




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I don't understand what it's meant by include the time dependence. Can I just find the time-independent wavefunction and then multiply it by [tex]e^{-iwt}[/tex] ? Or do I have to start from the Schrödinger equation?
 
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