An electron is in a state withL=3. (a) What multiple of gives the magnitude of ? (b) What multiple of mBgives the magnitude of ? (c) What is the largest possible valueof , (d) what multiple of gives the corresponding value of Lz,and (e) what multiple of mB gives the corresponding value of morb,z?(f ) What is the value of the semiclassical angle u between the directionsof Lz and ? What is the value of angle u for (g) the secondlargest possible value of and (h) the smallest (that is, most negative)possible value of ?

An electron is in a state withL=3. (a) What multiple of gives the magnitude of ? (b) What multiple of mBgives the magnitude of ? (c) What is the largest possible valueof , (d) what multiple of gives the corresponding value of Lz,and (e) what multiple of mB gives the corresponding value of morb,z?(f ) What is the value of the semiclassical angle u between the directionsof Lz and ? What is the value of angle u for (g) the secondlargest possible value of and (h) the smallest (that is, most negative)possible value of ?

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