Find what wavelength of light would be emitted

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Problem: Suppose that an electron in hydrogen has been excited to the n=5 orbit.

Part I: What wavelength of light would be emitted if the electron transitioned from the n=5 to n=2 orbits? Give your answer in nm.

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