Explain the shape around the central atom

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Give the bond angle and describe the shape around the central atom designated in this molecule. O in HO of H3PO4 (no H-P bond) a. trigonal planar; 120° b. trigonal planar; <120° c. bent; <109.5° d. tetrahedral; 109.5° e. none of these

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