The electronic geometry of a carbon dioxide molecule would be a Linear b T-shaped c Trigonal bipyramidal d Square pyramidal

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The electronic geometry of a carbon dioxide molecule would

be
a Linear
b T-shaped
c Trigonal bipyramidal
d Square pyramidal

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Answer:

linear

Step-by-step explanation:

carbon doixide is a nonpolar covalent bond since their polar charges repels each other at 180 degrees that is why its linear.

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