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According to bohr's theory angular momentum of an electron in 6th orbit is

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Answered by deshraj141077gmail
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The angular momentum (mvr) of electron in nth orbit is equal to nh/2π. Note: nh/2π gives angular momentum of electron revolving in a circular orbit as proposed by Neils Bohr. However orbital angular momentum of electron in a given orbital is calculated by using the following equation

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Answered by SarthakReso
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Angular momentum =
 \frac{nh}{2\pi}
n = no. of orbit
h = plank's constant

Using the formula we get
Angular momentum =
 \frac{3h}{\pi}
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