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In Which case gemetrical isomer cis is possible with `M` as metal ion if complexes are square planar having `CN=4`?

A

`a.MX_(2)Y_(2)`

B

`b.MX_(2)YZ`

C

`c.MXY_(2)Z`

D

`d.MX_(4)`

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