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Calculate the frequency of the spectrical line emitted when an electron in `n = 3` in H de-excited to the ground state `R_(H) = 109737 cm^(-1)`

A

`2.925 xx 10^(15)` Hertz

B

`2.925 xx 1^(13)` Hertz

C

`2.925 xx 1^(14)` Hertz

D

`2.925 xx 1^(10)` Hertz

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