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The number of waves fitting into the 3rd excited state of H, He+ and Li2+ are, respectively :
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  1. 3,6 and 9
  2. 4 in each case
  3. 3,2 and 1
  4. 3 in each case

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3 in each case
B
3,6 and 9
C
4 in each case
D
3,2 and 1
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The number of waves fitting into the ground state, 1st, 2nd and 3rd excited state of H are 1,2,3 and 4 respectively.
The number of waves fitting into the 3rd excited state of H,He+ and Li2+ are, respectively 4 each.

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