3.Suppose an electron in a hydrogen atom is in a 2p state, and the radial wavefunctione 2ao, where a, is the Bohr radius.1is(2ао)3/2 VЗа.(а)What possible angles might the angular momentum vector L make with theZ-axis?(b)What is the most probable radius (in terms of a.) at which the electron isfound?(c)What is the expectation value of r in this state? Note: S xe-"dx120.(d)What is the probability of finding such an electron between a, and ∞? Note:° x*e-"dx = 23.91.

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