Covalent bonds are shown in the left part of row 1 while ionic ones on the right side
<span>To prove the Pythagorean Theorem based on similarity of triangles, you can always use the 2nd construction.
The 2nd construction is achieved by drawing a perpendicular line joining between the right angle of the triangle and the hypothesis (as shown in the attachment).
Note: The Pythagorean Theorm is stated as follows:
(length of hypotenuse)^2 = (length of side1)^2 + (length of side2)^2</span>
What are you making a hypothesis for
In the <em>trial structure</em> (1st image below), every atom has an octet.
Valence electrons = 20
Valence electrons available = 4 + 2 +10 = 16
The trial structure has 4 electrons too many. The actual structure must have <em>two double bonds or one triple bond.</em>
The second image shows two possible Lewis structures.