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[" 8For emission line of atomic hydrogen from "],[n_(i)=8" to "n_(f)=n," the plot of wave number "(v)],[" against "((1)/(n^(2)))" will be "" The Rydberg "],[" constant,"R_(H)" is in wave number unit) "],[" (d) non linear "],[" (b) linear with slope "-R_(H)],[" (c) linear with slope "R_(H)],[" (d) linear with intercept "-R_(H)]

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