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A hydrogen atom in its ground state absorbs `10.2 eV` of energy. The orbital angular momentum is increased by

A

`2.10 xx 10^(34)` Js

B

`1.05 xx 10^(34)` Js

C

`3.15 xx 10^(34)` Js

D

`4.2 xx 10^(34)` Js

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