At what height hydrogen atom densities will become equal

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If the exospheric temperature is 1500 K and the hydrogen atom and helium atom densities at 500 km are 10^4 cm^3 and 10^6 cm^3 respectively, determine at what height the hydrogen atom and helium atom densities will become equal. [Hint: The answer is greater than 3000 km and remember that the acceleration due to gravity g decreases with height]

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