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Step-by-step solution to Problem 29 of Chapter 5 from Arthur Beiser’s "Concepts of Modern Physics.”
Show that for the n=0 state of a harmonic oscillator whose classical amplitude of motion is A, y=1 at x=A, where y is the quantity defined by Eq. (5.67).

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