The figure shows the energy levels $P, Q, R, S$ and $G$ of an atom,where $G$ is the ground state. $A$ red line in the emission spectrum of the atom is obtained by an energy level transition from $Q$ to $S$. $A$ blue line can be obtained by which of the following energy level transitions?

  • A
    $P$ to $Q$
  • B
    $Q$ to $R$
  • C
    $R$ to $S$
  • D
    $R$ to $G$

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