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$40 is added. But i want to know how much amount of charge will flow in the circuit as i have described in the problem?

I know the initial charge on the capacitor.

I connected the positive side of capacitor to the positive terminal of the battery.

I have a RC circuit which also includes a battery, the capacitor has some charge initially before we put all the components in the circuit. Now as I connect all of them then charge will start to flow, but wheather this charge will be the sum of initial charge on the capacitor and the new charge...

Could you please give me any link for this?

Yes, I know, I need only hints. 2s can go directly to 1s , but 2p will go to 2s first and then to 1s. similarly 3s first will come to 2p then it will come to 2s and then 1s. 3p will come to 3s first and then it will follow as described above. This is just what I am thinking. I don't have any...

Yes, there can be.

Is the discussion over?

The final state in each case should be 1s.

I think, it should be gamma decay since in every transition, it will emit a photon.

Yes, it is a homework question. But how can I do the rough estimates on the basis of decay modes?

I mean which state out of the given has the highest lifetime and how?

How can we differentiate among the lifetimes of the excited states of the hydrogen atom? The states are: 2p, 2s, 3s, 3p