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Given wave function represents which orbital of hydrogen ``Psi=1/4 1/(sqrt2pi)(1/(alpha_(0)))^(5//2) re^(-r//2alpha)cos 0`
(where 0=angle from z-axis)

A

`2P_(y)`

B

`2P_(z)`

C

`3P_(y)`

D

`3P_(Z)`

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