The correct order of decreasing energy for the electrons whose quantum numbers $n$ and $l$ are given below, is
$A$. $n=5, l=2$
$B$. $n=5, l=0$
$C$. $n=4, l=3$
$D$. $n=4, l=1$

  • A
    $A > C > B > D$
  • B
    $A > B > C > D$
  • C
    $C > A > D > B$
  • D
    $A > B > D > C$

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