Explain respective bins of lyman series

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Sort the following transitions from an excited state to a ground state according to the series into which they fall. Drag the appropriate transitions to their respective bins of lyman series, balmer series, or paschen series. The following transition are n=5 to n=2, n=7 to n=2, n=5 to n=1, n=7 to n=1, n=3 to n=2, n=4 to n=3

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