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The energy required to knock out the ele...

The energy required to knock out the electron in the fifth orbit of a hydrogen atom is equal to

A

`13.6 eV`

B

`\frac { + 13.6 } { 25 } e V`

C

`\frac { - 13.6 } { 5 } e V`

D

`\frac { - 13.6 } { 25 } e V`

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