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2. Are the following quantum number combinations allowed? If not, show 2 ways to correct them: a) n=2, 1=0, m=-1 b) n=3, 1=1, mj=0 c) n=2, 1=2, mj = -1 d) n=2, 1=1, mj= 1

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