Find the orbiting electrons kinetic energy

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Solve the all parts of following question given below:

Question: A hydrogen atom in the n=2 state absorbs a photon with wavelength 656 nm.

Part I: Find the charge in the atom's total energy?

Part II: Find the atom's potential energy?

Part III: Find the orbiting electron's kinetic energy?

Show all work, use additional paper if necessary.

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