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QUESTION 2 Which of the following functions is not acceptable as a state function (wavefunction)? A)tanx...

QUESTION 2 Which of the following functions is not acceptable as a state function (wavefunction)?

A)tanx (0, ∞)

B)sin x (0, ∞)

c)cos x (0, ∞)

D)e^-x (0, ∞)

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