(BM-1) An electron in a hydrogen atom is initially in the ground state. It gets kicked into anexcited state by absorbing a 94.97 nm photon.(a) Calculate the energy of the excited state (in eV), using the Bohr model of thehydrogen atom.(b) What is the quantum number (n) of the excited state?(c) Now suppose the electron drops down from the excited state mentioned previously tothe n=2 state. What is the wavelength of the emitted photon?

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