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If the total energy of an electron is `-1.51 eV` in hydrogen atom then find out `K.E,P.E.`, orbit radius and velocity of the electron in that orbit.

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To solve the problem step by step, we will find the kinetic energy (K.E.), potential energy (P.E.), orbit radius, and velocity of the electron in a hydrogen atom given that the total energy (E) is -1.51 eV. ### Step 1: Calculate Potential Energy (P.E.) The potential energy (P.E.) of the electron in a hydrogen atom is related to the total energy (E) by the formula: \[ P.E. = -2 \times E \] Given: \[ E = -1.51 \, \text{eV} \] ...
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