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Arrange the following set of quantum number highest energy of an electron. `{:((p)n=4,i=1,m=+1,s=+(1)/(2)),((1)n=4,i=2,m=-1,s=-(1)/(2)),((r)n=3,i=2,m=0,s=+(1)/(2)),((s)n=3,i=1,m=+1,s=-(1)/(2)):}`

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