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Following three planes `(P_(1), P_(2), P_(3))` in an fcc unit cell are shown in the figure below. Consider the following statements and choose the correct option/options that follow:

A

`P_1` contains no three dimensional voids

B

`P_2` contains only octahedral voids

C

`P_3` contains both octahedral and tertahedral voids

D

All are true

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In an FCC, Octahedral voids lies on the edges & in centre of unit cell & tetrahedral voids on the body diagonal
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