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The probability of finding the electron in the orbital is:

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100 %

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90 - 95 %

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70 - 80 %

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50 - 60 %

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Solution

The correct option is B $90 - 95 %$
The orbitals cover $90 - 95 %$ of region where electron can be found. Thus probability of finding the electron in an orbital is $90 - 95 %$
Hence answer is option B.

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