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Answered by EnchantedGirl
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For any electron moving in  K^th circular orbit of radius r_k ,

➩ 2πr_k=kλ

Where, λ = h/p

h = plank's constant

p= electron's momentum

Hence,

➩ λ = h/mv_k

Therefore,

⇒ 2πr_k=kh/mv_k

\sf \bold mv_k r_k =kh/2π.

Now, as we know :

➩  mvr = nh/2π....(1)

And,

➩ mv = h/v .....(2)

From (1) & (2) :

⇒ 2πr =n(h/mv)

⇒ 2πr = nλ

2πr represents circumference here.

Hence proved !

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