In parts b and c you saw that, according to bohr's postulate, the electron radius r and the electron velocity v only have certain allowable values. plug the values obtained for these two quantities into the energy statement given below (e=) to arrive at a new statement for the allowed energy levels in the bohr atom. express answer in terms of e, m, n, h, \epsilon _{0} . equations: v=nh/2mr\pir=n^{2}h^{2}\epsilon _{0}/m\pi e^{2}e=\frac{1}{2}mv^{2}-(e^{2}/4\p i r\epsilon _{0})