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The expectation value of for .14
rotational level defined by quantum
* numbers J=1 and m31
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Answer: option [c] π

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The Expectation value for e rotational value defined by Quantum no.

j=1

m = 1

In case of H-atom theory for given values, the wave function of spherical coordinates is defined by the equation

Step 2

For the expectation value

Φ = 1/sqrt(2 π) e^(m i Φ)

Substituting the value of m as1

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