The most probable position of an electron in a hydrogen atom in the secondexcited state:Note: ag represents Bohr radius.a. 4aob. 2aoO C. (2)1/2 aoo d. (2)/3,e. (2)1/2 ar

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The most probable position of an electron in a hydrogen atom in the second
excited state:
Note: ag represents Bohr radius.
a. 4ao
b. 2ao
O C. (2)1/2 ao
o d. (2)/3,
e. (2)1/2 ar

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