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A simple pendulum with mass (m) of 1.00 kg and length (L) of 1.00 m has maximum horizontal displacement of 3.00 cm from its equilibrium position. If the energy of this pendulum is quantized. what is the quantum number (n) of the pendulum? (g-9.8 ms)

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