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Ce (Z-58) and Yb (Z=70) exhibit stable +4 and +2 oxidation states, respectively. This is because

A

`Ce^(4+)" and " Yb^(2+) " acquire " f^7 " configurations "`

B

`Ce^(4+)" and " Yb^(2+) " acquire " f^0 " configurations "`

C

`Ce^(4+)" and " Yb^(2+) " acquire " f^0 and f^14 " configurations "`

D

`Ce^(4+)" and " Yb^(2+) " acquire " f^7 and f^14 " configurations "`

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C

Both acquire stable configurations, that is, `f^0 " and " t^(14)`
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