Nuclear shell model spin and parity?

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Homework Statement


What is the shell model spin and parity of _{38}^{89}Sr?

2. The attempt at a solution

If i fill the levels as we usually do,

Protons will end up in the level 1f_{5/2} with 6protons,ie the level is completely filled

If the neutron number is considered,1g_{7/2} with 1neutron is the final level.

Then what is the spin parity?
\frac{5}{2}^{+} or \frac{7}{2}^{+}?
 
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