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The correct order of increasing `C-O` bond lengths in `CO, CO_3^(2-)` and ` CO_2` is :

A

`CO lt CO_2 lt CO_3^(2-)`

B

`CO_2 lt CO_3^(2-) lt CO`

C

`CO gt CO_2 gt CO_3^(2-)`

D

`CO_3^(2-) lt CO_2 lt CO`

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The correct Answer is:
A
`CO lt CO_2 lt CO_3^(2-)`
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