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(D) For $CH_4$ (tetrahedral),there are $6$ bond angles of $109^\circ 28'$.For $SF_6$ (octahedral),there are $12$ bond angles of $90^\circ$.For $IF_7$

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$IF_5 	o 90^\circ 	o 8$

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(D) For $CH_4$ (tetrahedral),there are $6$ bond angles of $109^\circ 28'$.For $SF_6$ (octahedral),there are $12$ bond angles of $90^\circ$.For $IF_7$ (pentagonal bipyramidal),there are $10$ bond angles of $90^\circ$ (between axial and equatorial bonds).For $IF_5$ (square pyramidal),the structure has $1$ lone pair. The bond angles between the equatorial $F$ atoms and the axial $F$ atom are $90^\circ$. There are $4$ such angles. The angles between equatorial $F$ atoms are also $90^\circ$. There are $4$ such angles. Total $90^\circ$ angles = $8$. However,due to the lone pair,the bond angles are distorted from $90^\circ$. Thus,$IF_5$ is not correctly matched.

List-$I$	List-$II$
$(A)$ $PCl_3$	$(I)$ Square planar
$(B)$ $BF_3$	$(II)$ $T$-shape
$(C)$ $ClF_3$	$(III)$ Trigonal pyramidal
$(D)$ $XeF_4$	$(IV)$ See-saw
	$(V)$ Trigonal planar

Which of the following is not correctly matched?
Bond angle | Number of bond angles

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