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Calculate the wavelength of light emitted when each of the following n=5 n=3

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4 0

When it transmits from n=5 to n=3,
∧ = Rh [ni - nf]
∧ = Rh [1/3-1/5]
∧ = Rh 2/15

So, your final answer is Rh * 2/15
Where, Rh = Rydberg's constant

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