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If in Hydrogen atom, an electron jumps from `n_(2) = 2` to `n_(1) = 1` in Bohr's orbit, then the value o wave number of the mitted photon will be `(R = 109700 cm^(-1))`

A

`54850 cm^(-1)`

B

`82275 cm^(-1)`

C

`62875 cm^(-1)`

D

`10970 cm^(-1)`

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