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![SOLVED: The components of the quantum mechanical angular momentum operator satisfy the following commutation relations [L,Ly]=ihL [Ly,L]=ihL. [Lr,L]=ihiy I0 [LL]=heyL Further identities include [L]=thek [L1,P]=theiykpk Verify these relations by direct ... SOLVED: The components of the quantum mechanical angular momentum operator satisfy the following commutation relations [L,Ly]=ihL [Ly,L]=ihL. [Lr,L]=ihiy I0 [LL]=heyL Further identities include [L]=thek [L1,P]=theiykpk Verify these relations by direct ...](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/185e23e173924da69c5efc7f3f47440c.jpg)