Posted by Dexter on Tuesday, June 14, 2011 at 7:56pm.
Nope. If X = 3, then XF2^2- would be +3 for X, -2 for two F, so the charge would be +1. Try X = 0. Each F is -1 for a total F of -2. Then 0 for X + (-2) for F leaves a charge of -2 on the ion which it has.
Having it explained that way makes it easier to understand and helps to verify answer in the end which my course didn't explain. Thank you.
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