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After drawing the Lewis dot structure for BeCl2, determine the number of single bond(s), double bond(s), and lone pair(s) on the central atom.

▸ single bond(s) = 2, double bond(s) = 0, lone pair(s) = 0

▸ single bond(s) = 2, double bond(s) = 0, lone pair(s) = 2

▸ single bond(s) = 2, double bond(s) = 0, lone pair(s) = 1

▸ single bond(s) = 0, double bond(s) = 2, lone pair(s) = 0

▸ single bond(s) = 1, double bond(s) = 1, lone pair(s) = 0
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