The incorrect representation of the Bohr atomic model shown in Figure 2 was found on the internet. Which statement about the representation is not correct? * A- The atom shown in this representation can only emit light of one wavelength because the spacing between consecutive levels are the same. B- The mathematical equation shown in the figure does not describe the model correctly. C- The negative sign in the equation implies that an electron is more stable closer to the nucleus. D- None of these statements are correct. E- All of these statements are correct

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