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For emission line of atomic hydrogen from `n_(i)=8` to `n_(f)=n,` the plot of wave number `(barv)` against`((1)/(n^(2)))` will be (The Rydberg constant, `R_(H)` is in wave number unit) (1) Linear with slope - RH (2) Linear with intercept-RH (3) Non linear (4) Linear with slope RH

A

Linear with intercept `-R_(H)`

B

Non linear

C

Linear with slope `R_(H)`

D

Linear with slope `-R_(H)`

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