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The energies of three consecutive energy levels `L_(3), L_(2) and L_(1)` of hydrogen atom are `E_(0), 4E_(0)/9` and `E_(0)/4` respectively. A photon of wavelength `lambda` is emitted for a transition `L_(3) to L_(1)` . What will be the wavelength of emission for transition `L_(2) to L_(1)`?

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