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The energy released during the transition of $3^{r d}$ orbit to $2^{n d}$ orbit is equal to the difference of energy of the two levels.

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An electron jumps from third orbit to second orbit by releasing the difference of energy of two levels, which was absorbed when electron jumped from second to third orbit.

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