Answer:
the number of times the electron location can be spotted is 180 times.
Explanation:
Given:
The electron cloud model shows the likely location of an electron 90% of the time.
Thus,
Out of hundred locations we spot, 90 of them will be the location of the electron.
Therefore,
When an experiment is conducted 200 times,
Let '[tex]n[/tex]' be the number of observations in which the electron location can be spot.
Then ,
90% of it is :
[tex]n=\frac{90}{100}*200\\n=90*2\\n=180[/tex]
Thus, the number of times the electron location can be spotted is 180 times.
