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Q) A hydrogen atom is initially in the ground state, (i.e., n = 1 level), absorbed a photon, and as a result of this absorption, a transition occurred for the electron and ended at the n = 4 level.

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Q) A hydrogen atom is initially in the ground state,
(i.e., n = 1 level), absorbed a photon, and as a
result of this absorption, a transition occurred for
the electron and ended at the n = 4 level.
A- What is the frequency of the
photon? *

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