There are two groups of compounds A and B

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Problem

There are two groups of compounds A and B. Group A contains three compounds Px4,Qy3,Rz2Px_4, Qy_3, Rz_2. Group B also contains three compounds Sx4,Ty3,Uz2Sx_4, Ty_3, Uz_2. Hybridization of each central atom of group A compounds is same as that of iodine in IBrCl−I\text{BrCl}^- while in group B compounds it is same as that of iodine in IBrCl+I\text{BrCl}^+. Substituents X, Y and Z exhibit covalency of one in ground state. Then find the value of x/yx/y. Where, xx and yy are total number of lone pairs present at central atoms of compounds of group A and B respectively.

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