Consider the Potential V(r) =Vo (c/r) exp (-r/c) (where c is a constant) and a deutron...

Consider the Potential V(r) =Vo (c/r) exp (-r/c) (where c is a constant) and a deutron of reduced mass m moving in this potential . (a) Using a trial wave function R(r) = exp (- d *r / c) (d is constant ) find the ground state energy if Vo= 1.35 (b) If one bound state energy is -2.2 find Vo

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