How many different states does hydrogen have?

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I have been working on this problem for a while now, and it's supposed to be really simple, but I can't get the solution can you sort of guide me through this problem, and show me the equations you used?

Problem: How many different 5.00 d states does hydrogen have? Make a list showing all of them. What is the possible in increasing order please?

I need help to solve the above question. Thanks in advance.

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