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The probability of fiating the electron in `p_(s)` orbits is :

A

maximum on two apposite side of the nucless along x-axis

B

zero at the nucless

C

same on all the sides around the nucless

D

zero on the x-axis

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For `p_(s)` nodel plate cojntaints x-asxis No elctron on lie at nucles `p_(2)`gives for produbility of finding electron along x-rays and it will be maximum
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