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In the Bohr model, how many times larger is the radius of the fifth Bohr orbit compared to that of the first Bohr orbit? a. 3 b. 9 c. 25 d. 11 e. 4

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The Bohr model

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In the Bohr model, how many times larger is the radius of the fifth Bohr orbit compared to that of the first Bohr orbit?

	a.	3
	b.	9
	c.	25
	d.	11
	e.	4

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