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We know that, N2/N1= population ratio = 1.059*10^-30 & T=330K, similarly we are supposed to find lambda(wavelength)

Also,

N2/N1 = e^(-E/K*T)

Taking log on Both sides,

Log(N2/N1) = -E/K*T = [(-h*rho)/(K*T)]

rho = c/lambda

So, after rearranging we get,

Log (N2/N1) = {(-h*c)/(K) * (1/lambda*T)} after solving this through logarithmic functions, you will get the answer of lambda = 632.8mm

Kindly understand the answer by solving by your own too. Hope it helps you.

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