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If $n$ and $l$ represent the principal and azimuthal quantum numbers respectively, the formula used to determine the number of radial nodes possible for a given orbital is:
- A$(n-l)$
- B$(n-l+1)$
- C$(n-l-1)$
- D$(n-2)$
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