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given that a model potential can be written as v(x)=1/2kx^2 + 1/6k(3)x^3 given that k= 0.1...

given that a model potential can be written as v(x)=1/2kx^2 + 1/6k(3)x^3

given that k= 0.1 and k(3)= -0.2, graph the potential from -50<x<50.

(a) for E>0 divide the v(x) into regions where the solution of Schrodinger's stationary state equation is either exponential or oscillatory also describe the behavior in each region

(b) will the solutiosn of schrodingers equation for E>0 be bound or unbound and please explain why

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