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Psi(r) =k(1) e^(-r//k(2))(r^(2)-5k(3) r+...

`Psi_(r) =k_(1) e^(-r//k_(2))(r^(2)-5k_(3) r+6K_(3)^(2))`
For the above orbital match the column-I with column-II (assuming `,k_(3)=1`)

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(a-p) ; (b-q) ; (c-p) ; (d-s)
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