A physically reasonable wave function,$\Psi$(x),for a one-dimensional system must
A)be defined at all points in space.
B)be continuous at all points in space.
C)be single-valued.
D)obey all the constraints listed above.
E)obey only (b)and (c)above.

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A physically reasonable wave function must be defined at all points in space, be continuous, and be single-valued to ensure it is mathematically and physically meaningful.

A Physically Reasonable Wave Function Ψ\PsiΨ (X),for a One-Dimensional System Must A)be Defined at All Points

A Physically Reasonable Wave Function $\Psi$ (X),for a One-Dimensional System Must
A)be Defined at All Points