As a very rough approximation, an electron in a quantum dot can be thought of as...

As a very rough approximation, an electron in a quantum dot can be thought of as an electron in a 3D box. By analogy to the 2D box, write down an expression for the energy levels for an electron in a 3D box (write an expression for the special case of a cubic box, with all sides having a length L)

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