For singly ionized helium (He , )

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Problem

For singly ionized helium (He+^{+}, Z=2Z=2), the electron in the n=2n=2 orbit has radius r2,He+r_{2,\mathrm{He}^{+}}. Hydrogen’s ground-state orbital radius is r1,Hr_{1,\mathrm{H}}. What is the value of the ratio r2,He+r1,H\dfrac{r_{2,\mathrm{He}^{+}}}{r_{1,\mathrm{H}}}? (a) 4.04.0 (b) 0.500.50 (c) 2.02.0 (d) 1.01.0

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