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`SbF_(5)` reacts with `XeF_(4) and XeF_(6)` to form ionic compounds `[XeF_(3)^(+)][SbF_(6)^(-)] and [XeF_(5)^(+)][SbF_(6)^(-)\` then molecular shape of `[XeF_(3)^(+)]` ion and `[XeF_(5)^(+)]` ion respectively :

A

Square pyramidal, T-shpaed

B

Bent-T-shape, square pyramidal

C

See-saw, square pyramidal

D

Square pyramidal, see -saw

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