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In the organic compound `CH_(2) = CH – CH_(2) – CH_(2) – C equivCH`, the pair of hydridised orbitals involved in the formation of: `C_(2) – C_(3)` bond is:
`(a) sp – sp_(2) (b) sp – sp_(3) (c) sp_(2 )– sp_(3) (d) sp_(3) – sp_(3)`

A

`sp-sp^2`

B

`sp-sp^3`

C

`sp^2-sp^3`

D

`sp^3-sp^3`

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