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Bohr's postulate that mv r = (nh)/(2pi) ...

Bohr's postulate that `mv r = (nh)/(2pi)` is proved mathematically by

A

Pauli's exclusion principle

B

de Broglie wave nature of the electron

C

Heisenberg's uncertainity principle

D

Sommerfield theory

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