C. First two onlyO D. Last two only3. Which of the following are cations?I.F1II. Mq+2III. Zn+2IV S-2O A. First and Last onlyO B. Middle two onlyC. First two onlyD. Last two only4. Which is TRUE about naming binary covalent compounds?

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IV S-2
O A. First and Last only
O B. Middle two only
C. First two only
D. Last two only
4. Which is TRUE about naming binary covalent compounds?

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