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The frequency of radiation absorbed or emitted when transition occurs between two stationary states with energies `E_(1)` (lower) and `E_(2)` (higher) is given by

A

`v=(E_(1)+E_(2))/h`

B

`v=(E_(1)-E_(2))/h`

C

`v=(E_(1)xxE_(2))/h`

D

`v=(E_(2)-E_(1))/h`

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