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Which of the following formulas gives us ml, the total number of possible orbitals within a subshell? Select the correct answer below: ml = 2 l − 1 ml = 2l + 1 ml = 2l 3 ml = 2l

Which of the following formulas gives us ml, the total number of possible orbitals within a subshell? Select the correct answer below: ml = 2 l − 1 ml = 2l + 1 ml = 2l 3 ml = 2l

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Which of the following formulas gives us m l , the total number of possible orbitals within a subshell?
Select the correct answer below:
m l = 2 l − 1
m l = 2 l + 1
m l = 2 l 3
m l = 2 l

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