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One hybridization of one `s` and one `p` orbital we get

A

Two mutually perpendicular orbitals

B

Two orbital at `180^@`

C

Four orbitalsdirected tetrahedrally

D

Three orbitals in a plane

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B
sp hybridisation is formed.
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