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Consider the 2p state of the electron in the hydrogen atom. If we apply an external...

Consider the 2p state of the electron in the hydrogen atom. If we apply an external magnetic field B = 0.45 T, how many different energy levels will result and what are their energies relative to the original energy level (in eV)? Be sure to account for spin

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