From the table of geometries below, determine the correct molecular shapes of GeF4, SeF4, and XeF4....

From the table of geometries below, determine the correct molecular shapes of GeF₄, SeF₄, and XeF₄. (Enter three letters that correspond to GeF₄, SeF₄, and XeF₄ in order, e.g. ABC, DCE, EBA, etc.)

A)	trigonal pyramid	G)	octahedron
B)	tetrahedron	H)	square pyramidal
C)	icosahedral	I)	square plane
D)	seesaw	J)	bent
E)	linear	K)	trigonal bipyramid
F)	T-shape	L)	None of the above

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