If the ionic radii of and are nearly the same (i.e., )

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If the ionic radii of K+\text{K}^+ and F−\text{F}^- are nearly the same (i.e., 1.34 A˚1.34 \text{ \AA} ), then the atomic radii of K and F respectively are : (1) 1.34 A˚,1.34 A˚1.34 \text{ \AA}, 1.34 \text{ \AA} (2) 0.72 A˚,1.96 A˚0.72 \text{ \AA}, 1.96 \text{ \AA} (3) 1.96 A˚,0.72 A˚1.96 \text{ \AA}, 0.72 \text{ \AA} (4) 1.96 A˚,1.34 A˚1.96 \text{ \AA}, 1.34 \text{ \AA}

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