Nucleophilicity order is correct represe...

Nucleophilicity order is correct represented by

A

`CH_(3)^(-) lt NH_(2)^(-) lt HO^(-) lt F^(-)`

B

`CH_(3)^(-) cong NH_(2)^(-) gt HO^(-) cong F^(-)`

C

`CH_(3)^(-) gt NH_(2)^(-) gt HO^(-) gt F^(-)`

D

`NH_(2)^(-) gt F^(-) gt HO^(-) gt CH_(3)^(-)`.

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The correct Answer is:

C

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