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In a helium-neon laser, transition from the 3s to the 2p neon level gives laser emission of wavelength 632.8 nm. If the 2p level has energy equal to 15.2 × 10- 19J, how much pumping energy is required assuming no loss in the helium-neon transition?

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  1. 3.12 ×10- 19J
  2. 21.5 × 10^-19J
  3. 18.32 ×10- 19J
  4. 19.5 × 10^-19J
  5. 15.2 ×10- 19J
  6. 22.7 × 10^-19J
  7. 20.32 ×10- 19J
  8. 16.4 × 10^-19J
  9. 17.2 × 10^-19J
  10. 12.1 × 10^-19J

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