Correct option is D
In quantum mechanics, the raising (L+) and lowering (L-) operators change the magnetic quantum number m, but they do not affect the total angular momentum L2. The raising operator L+ increases the magnetic quantum number m by 1, and the lowering operator L- decreases it by 1.
The commutator between the total angular momentum L2 and these raising and lowering operators is zero because applying these operators does not change the total angular momentum magnitude L2.
The total angular momentum operator L2 represents the magnitude of the angular momentum vector, while the raising and lowering operators only affect the projection along the z-axis (i.e., Lz).
The commutator of L2with the raising and lowering operators is zero because they do not affect the magnitude of the total angular momentum. Instead, they modify only the Lz component.







