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An electron in hydrogen atom jumps from one orbit to another orbit in such a way that its kinetic energy X changes one fourth of its initial. The change in its potential energy is

A

`3/2x`

B

`(-3)/8x`

C

`3/4x`

D

`(-3)/4x`

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