An octahedral complex of `Co^(3+)` is diamagnetic . The hybridisation involved in the formation of the complex is :

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An octahedral complex of `Co^(3+)` is diamagnetic . The hybridisation involved in the formation of the complex is : A. ... `d^(2)sp^(3)` D. `sp^(3)d`
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