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The frequency of light emitted for the transition `n = 4` to `n =2` of `He^+` is equal to the transition in `H` atom corresponding to which of the following ?

A

`n=2` to `n=1`

B

`n=3` to `n=2`

C

`n=4` to `n=3`

D

`n=3` to `n=1`

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`hv=DeltaE=13.6 z^(2)(1/n_(1)^(2)-1/n_(2)^(2))rArr v_(He^(+))=v_(H)xxz^(2)(1/((n_(1)/2)^(2))-1/((n_(2)/2)^(2)))=v_(H)(1/((2/2)^(2))-1/((4/2)^(2)))`
For H-atom `rArr n_(1)=1, n_(2)=2`
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