h/Ï€
because -3.4 corresponds to n=2
L=nh/2Ï€
if energy of an electron in hydrogen atom in some excited state is -3.4eV , then wat ll be its angular momentum????????
pls do explain
-13.6*1/n2 = -3.4 eV
==> n = 2
So, angular momentum = nh/2Î = 2h/2Î = h/Î
no dude....... in d ans it has been given as 10^-30........
dats d prob...
hey.. all d 4 options they ve given d same powers... but only diff values
Then probably it should be 10-32J s from ang. mom. = mvr....by d way i always had a doubt when to use mvr n when 2 use nh/2Ï€