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Answer 1 · 2017-05-12T14:44:51

Choose whichever quantum number it is below.

Explanation:

The principal quantum number, $n$ $n$ would be $n = 2$ $n=2$

The angular quantum number, $l$ $l$ , describes the sublevels in $n$ $n$ and the orbital shapes.
So $n = 2$ $n=2$ has 2 sublevels called 2s and 2p
i.e. angular quantum number= 2

The magnetic quantum number, $m$ $m$ describes the number of orbitals withing a sublevel.

So the $p$ $p$ sublevel in $2 p$ $2p$ has 3 orbitals (with up to 6 elecrons) ie. magnetic quantum number= 3

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