Derive the wavefunction for the particle

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Consider a particle of mass m moving freely in a two dimensional rectangular box with impenetrable walls. The dimensions of the box are ax and ay.

(a) Derive the wavefunction for the particle

(b) Derive the corresponding energies.

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