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RJLiberator
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Greetings again,
So I realize my last thread: https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=757685 became chaotic with my thoughts and un-clear writing.
I've re-did the work to make it easier for people to understand my thought process. The two questions are as follows:
7)Calculate the wavelength that corresponds to an emission of energy of 1.977x10^-19 J.
8)If the initial energy level for the energy change in problem seven is n = 7, what is the final energy level?
And here's my updated work:
7)
8)
Any confirmation if I followed the right steps and achieved the correct answer?
Thank you as always,
Ron
So I realize my last thread: https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=757685 became chaotic with my thoughts and un-clear writing.
I've re-did the work to make it easier for people to understand my thought process. The two questions are as follows:
7)Calculate the wavelength that corresponds to an emission of energy of 1.977x10^-19 J.
8)If the initial energy level for the energy change in problem seven is n = 7, what is the final energy level?
And here's my updated work:
7)
8)
Any confirmation if I followed the right steps and achieved the correct answer?
Thank you as always,
Ron