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Let `A_(0)` be the area enclined by the orbit in a hydrogen atom .The graph of in `(A_(0) //A_(1))` against `ln(n)`

A

will be a circle

B

will be a monotonically increasing non-linear curve

C

will be a straight line with slope 4

D

will pass through the origin

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C, D

As `r prop n^(2) :. (A_(n))/(A_(1))=(n^(4))/1`
`ln ((A_(n))/(A_(1)))=4ln (n)`.
The graph of `ln ((A_(n))/(A_(1)))` against In (n) will be a straight line with slope =4. Also, it will pass through the origin.
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