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Consider states with l=3

Part D Assume a model in which L is described as a classical vector. For each allowed value of Lz, what angle does the vector L make with the +z axis? Lz=3ℏ. θ = ∘

Part E Lz=2ℏ. θ =

Part G Lz=0. θ = ∘

Part H Lz=−ℏ. θ =

Part I Lz=−2ℏ. θ =

Part J Lz=−3ℏ.

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