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An electron in a hydrogen atom makes a transition from `n_(1) to n_(2)`. If the time period of electron in the initial state is eight times that in the final state then Find the ratio `n_(1)/n_(2)`

A

`n_(1)= 1 " to " n_(2)= 2`

B

`n_(1)= 2 " to " n_(2)=1`

C

`n_(1)=2 " to " n_(2)= 6`

D

`n_(1) = 6 " to " n_(2)=2`

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Since, `lamda prop (1)/(Delta E) rArr f prop Delta E, E_(2 rarr 1) gt E_(6 rarr 2)`
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