Which systematic diagram representsthe correct sequence of physical properties ? No Property 1) Electronegativity 2) Metallic property 3) Atomic radiusA. `Li underset((2,3) "Decrease")overset((1)"Increase")rarrBe` `{:((1)"Decrease" ,(1) "Increase "),((2,3)"Increase",(2,3)"Decrease"):}` `Cunderset((2,3)"Increase")overset((1)"Decrease")rarr B`B. `Li underset((2,3) "Increase")overset((1)"Decrease")rarrBe` `{:((1)"Increase" ,(1) "Decrease"),((2,3)"Decrease",(2,3)"Increase"):}` `Cunderset((2,3)"Increase")overset((1)"Decrease")rarr B`C. `Li underset((2,3) "Decrease")overset((1)"Increase")rarrBe` `{:((1)"Decrease" ,(1) "Increase "),((2,3)"Increase",(2,3)"Decrease"):}` `Cunderset((2,3)"Decrease")overset((1)"Increase")rarr B`D. `Li underset((2,3) "Increase")overset((1)"Decrease")rarrBe` `{:((1)"Decrease" ,(1) "Increase "),((2,3)"Increase",(2,3)"Decrease"):}` `Cunderset((2,3)"Increase")overset((1)"Decrease")rarr B`

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1.	Which systematic diagram representsthe correct sequence of physical properties ? No Property 1) Electronegativity 2) Metallic property 3) Atomic radiusA. `Li underset((2,3) "Decrease")overset((1)"Increase")rarrBe` `{:((1)"Decrease" ,(1) "Increase "),((2,3)"Increase",(2,3)"Decrease"):}` `Cunderset((2,3)"Increase")overset((1)"Decrease")rarr B`B. `Li underset((2,3) "Increase")overset((1)"Decrease")rarrBe` `{:((1)"Increase" ,(1) "Decrease"),((2,3)"Decrease",(2,3)"Increase"):}` `Cunderset((2,3)"Increase")overset((1)"Decrease")rarr B`C. `Li underset((2,3) "Decrease")overset((1)"Increase")rarrBe` `{:((1)"Decrease" ,(1) "Increase "),((2,3)"Increase",(2,3)"Decrease"):}` `Cunderset((2,3)"Decrease")overset((1)"Increase")rarr B`D. `Li underset((2,3) "Increase")overset((1)"Decrease")rarrBe` `{:((1)"Decrease" ,(1) "Increase "),((2,3)"Increase",(2,3)"Decrease"):}` `Cunderset((2,3)"Increase")overset((1)"Decrease")rarr B`
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