For a 2-D box calculate the probability for finding an electron in the region of: x= 0.37a to 0.43a and y = 0.71b to 0.93b when the system is in a state of n, = 3and n = 2b. sketch a picture of what this might look like. Show the wavefunction squared drawing and then shade in this area we are looking at. Remember the nodes!

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