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Please show steps for solving all parts. im really confused, thank you! Calculate E, v, &...

Please show steps for solving all parts. im really confused, thank you!

Calculate E, v, & r for Z=1 (Hydrogen), n=1 & 2; and E, v, & r for Z=2(Helium), n=1

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