In an H-atom electrons take t(1) time to...

In an H-atom electrons take `t_(1)` time to complete one revolution of orbit of radius R and `t_(2)` for orbit of radius of 4R .Then `t_(1)/t_(2)` is [R `rarr` radius of `1^( st )` orbit]

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