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The electron of a hydrogen atom revolves round the proton in a circular nth orbit of radius
rn=ε₀n²h²/(πme²) with a speed vn=e²/2ε₀nh.
The current due to the cirulating charge is proportional to
Options
(a) e²
(b) e³
(c) e⁵
(d) e⁶
Correct Answer:
e⁵
Explanation:
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Subject: Physics
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