34 choose the correct energy diagram describing the lyman and paschen series.

...good as I remember it being. I did 1/λ = R(1/3^2 - 1/4^2) = 533263.8888 λ= 1/533263.8888 λ = 1.87524417 x 10^-6m Then: f=c/λ = 2.988 x 10^8 m/s divided by 1.875244173 x 10^-6 = 1.5933925 x 10^14 hz Then: E = hv = 6.626 x 10^-34 J/s x 1.5933925 x 10^14 hz = 1.05578187 x 10^-19 J rounded to 1.06x10^-19 J where have I go wrong?

I've found a few diagrams, but I don't think they're for the classic vibe, as they show the pickups soldered to the middle lugs and not the top ones like they are on the CV, unless I'm supposed to switch them? I don't want to change bass cut, lead circuit or add a 3 way switch, just pickups in series when both pickup switches are in the down position.

Choose the correct energy diagram describing the lyman and paschen series.

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Choose the correct energy diagram describing the lyman and paschen series.. main() { int j; int in_a = 0; int in_b = 0; for (a = 0, a != 10, a++) { scanf(“Enter value: %d”, &j ); if (j % 2 == 0) in_a++; else in_b++; } printf(“You entered %d even numbers”, int_a); printf(“You entered %d odd numbers”, int_b); 1. I designed the [datapath](https://imgur.com/UbyJD7Y) and basically it ouputs the number of even numbers entered and odd numbers entered after it loops for about 10 times, so I created ... I am a 25M who recently was offered new health benefits and not sure which one is right for me. Outside of the free one year check up, the only other thing I have is a monthly Psych appt. There is: High HSA for $612.00 w/ $3,000 deductible, 80% coInsurance, and $6,500 out of pocket max. Low HSA for $972.00 w/ $1,500 deductible, 80% coInsurance, and $5,000 out of pocket max. Basic PPO for $1,584.00 w/ $500 deductible, 80% coInsurance, and $3,000 out of pocket max. Any and all help is appr... From Grant Palmer’s book, An Insider’s View of Mormon Origins On 25 March 1838, Martin Harris testified publicly that none of the signatories to the Book of Mormon saw or handled the physical records. His statement, made at the height of Ohio’s banking-related apostasy, became the final straw that caused Apostles Luke S. Johnson, Lyman E. Johnson, and John F. Boynton, and high priest Stephen Burnett and seventy Warren Parrish to exit the church. Stephen Burnett, in a letter dated 15 April 1838,... I know this is very spicey topic adjacent. This CMV isn't about any of the spicey stuff surrounding the topic of racism like "is racism real" or "xyz isn't racist" or "who gets screwed by racism the most". This is entirely just about how the word "racism" is commonly "misused" as a blanket term for all race related bigotry and at this point I think it should be accepted as such. It's a pet peeve of mine on par with someone correcting another person on their usage of they're/there/their in the mi...

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