Consider the given halogen-containing compounds:
The compounds with a net zero dipole moment are:

(I I), (V)

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(I I I)

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(I I I), (I V)

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(I), (I V)

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Solution

The correct option is A $(I I), (V)$
In compound $I I$ and $V$ the net dipole moment is zero as the dipole moment is neutralized by cancellation of vectors in opposite directions.

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Consider the given halogen-containing compounds:The compounds with a net zero dipole moment are:

The correct option is A (II),(V)In compound II and V the net dipole moment is zero as the dipole moment is neutralized by cancellation of vectors in opposite directions.

Consider the given halogen-containing compounds:
The compounds with a net zero dipole moment are:

The correct option is A $(I I), (V)$
In compound $I I$ and $V$ the net dipole moment is zero as the dipole moment is neutralized by cancellation of vectors in opposite directions.