The probability of locating a particle in a one-dimensional box is given by / *** dx. Over a small distance, the probability can be calculated without integration as U**Ax. Consider an electron with n = 1 in a box of length 2.600 nm. (a) Calculate the probability of locating the electron between 0.650 nm and 0.654 nm. (b) Calculate the probability of locating the electron between 1.298 nm and 1.302 nm. Comment on your results and on the validity of the approximation. The result from ---Select--- v is the most probable location to find the particle. The approximation is valid for ---Select--- V values of dx and becomes better as dx gets ---Select--- v . Also, the approximation is ---Select--- the assumption that the value of the wave function is approximately constant over the interval