A Hydrogen atom and `Li^(++)` ion are both in the second excited state. If `L_(H)` and `L_(Li)` are their respective angular momenta, and `E_(H)` and `E_(Li)` their respective energies, then:

A hydrogen atom and a Li^(2+) ion are both in the second excited state. If l_H and l_(Li) are their respective electronic angular momenta, and E_H and E_(Li) their respective energies, then

A hydrogen atom and a Li^(2+) ion are both in the second excited state. If l_H and l_(Li) are their respective electronic angular momenta, and E_H and E_(Li) their respective energies, then (a) l_H gt l_(Li) and |E_H| gt |E_(Li)| (b) l_H = l_(Li) and |E_H| lt |E_(Li)| (C ) l_H = l_(Li) and |E_H| gt |E_(Li)| (d) l_H lt l_(Li) and |E_H| lt|E_(Li)|

A hydrogen atom and a Li^(2+) ion are both in the second excited state. If l_H and l_(Li) are their respective electronic angular momenta, and E_H and E_(Li) their respective energies, then (a) l_H gt l_(Li) and |E_H| gt |E_(Li)| (b) l_H = l_(Li) and |E_H| lt |E_(Li)| (C ) l_H = l_(Li) and |E_H| gt |E_(Li)| (d) l_H lt l_(Li) and |E_H| lt|E_(Li)|

A hydrogen atom and a Li^(2+) ion are both in the second excited state. If l_H and l_(Li) are their respective electronic angular momenta, and E_H and E_(Li) their respective energies, then (a) l_H gt l_(Li) and |E_H| gt |E_(Li)| (b) l_H = l_(Li) and |E_H| lt |E_(Li)| (C ) l_H = l_(Li) and |E_H| gt |E_(Li)| (d) l_H lt l_(Li) and |E_H| lt|E_(Li)|

A hydrogen atom and a Li^(2+) ion are both in the second excited state. If l_H and l_(Li) are their respective electronic angular momenta, and E_H and E_(Li) their respective energies, then (a) l_H gt l_(Li) and |E_H| gt |E_(Li)| (b) l_H = l_(Li) and |E_H| lt |E_(Li)| (C ) l_H = l_(Li) and |E_H| gt |E_(Li)| (d) l_H lt l_(Li) and |E_H| lt|E_(Li)|

A hydrogen atom and a Li^(2+) ion ae both in the second excited state . If l_H and l_(li) are their respective angular momentum in an orbit and E_H and E_(Li) are their respective enrgies, then :

A hydrogen atom and Li^(++) ion are both in the second excited state. If l_H and l_Li are their respective electronic moments, and E_H and E_(Li) their respective energies, then

A Hydrogen alon and Li^(++) ion are both in the second excired state . If l_(H) and l_(Li) are their respective energies, then