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Electrons in the first energy level of an atom (A) have no energy (B) have the lowest possible energy (C) have the highest possible energy (D) are in an excited state (E) are in…

Electrons in the first energy level of an atom (A) have no energy (B) have the lowest possible energy (C) have the highest possible energy (D) are in an excited state (E) are in…
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Electrons in the first energy level of an atom

(A) have no energy
(B) have the lowest possible energy
(C) have the highest possible energy
(D) are in an excited state
(E) are in an unstable state

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It have the highest possible energy ; so "c" would be your answer (:
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