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In a hypothetical atom, the number of electrons inshell and subshell are x and y, respectively, whereeach electron has three possible spin states repre-sented as s +1/2,-1/2 and 0.Then the value of x + y is(A) 2n^2+ 4l+2(B) 3n^2+ 3l + 1(C) 3n^2 + 6l +3(D) 6n^{} +3l +3

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