In oxoacids, how is phosphorus tetrahedrally surrounded by other atoms?

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In oxoacids, how is phosphorus tetrahedrally surrounded by other atoms?, With P=O bonds only, With P–OH bonds only, With both P=O and P–OH bonds, With both P=O and P–OH bonds, as well as P–P and P–H bonds

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The paragraph states that in oxoacids, phosphorus is tetrahedrally surrounded by other atoms and that all these acids contain at least one P=O bond and one P–OH bond.

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