Compute the energy required to achieve the transitions

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A lithium atom is contained in a cubic well 10 nm on a side. (a) Calculate the energy (joules) required to achieve the transitions from the ground state to the first excited state for this system. (b) Determine the value of for this system in its ground state. {you will need to convert the spherical polar into the cartesian position operators.}

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