$X$ and $Y$ are two covalent molecules in which the hybridization of the central atoms is the same,but the shapes are different. What are $X$ and $Y$?
- A$XeF_4, NH_3$
- B$XeF_2, PF_5$
- C$BF_3, H_2O$
- D$CH_4, BeCl_2$
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