Statement 1 : Number of wave in an orbit of atom is equal to number of that orbit.
Statement 2 : Number of waves in an orbit is derived by $\frac{2 π r_{n}}{λ}$

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On substituting

$r_{n} ({mur}_{n} = \frac{n . h}{2 π}) and λ (λ = \frac{h}{mu}) in \frac{2 {πr}_{n}}{λ},$

number of waves comes equal to n.

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