How Do You Quantize Energies Using the Bohr Model for a Power Law Potential?

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Bohr model for power law potential
(a). Use the Bohr quantization condition for angular momentum,
L = n¯h, to calculate the quantized energies of allowed orbits of the
particle. (Your answer should show the dependence on the quantum
number n).
(b). What value of k corresponds to the hydrogen atom? Find
values for V0 and a (or a suitable combination of these constants) which
give the correct potential for hydrogen.
(c). Use your result from parts a) and b) to calculate the energy
levels of the hydrogen atom.
 
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i used a particle of mass m moves in a central potential by V=Vo(r/a)^k but i couldn't understand value of k's sutitable combinations for Vo. ?