Question
Write formula for Bohr's frequency.

Answer

Frequency of emitted radiation of electron of atom to jump from outer orbit to inner orbit is $v$.
$E=h \nu=E_2-E_1$
Here, $E _1=$ Total energy of electron in inner orbit.
$E _2=$ Total energy of electron in outer orbit.

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