In polar molecules, the positive and negative charge centres :

coincide

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do not coincide

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sometimes coincide and sometimes do not

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The correct option is B do not coincide
In polar molecules, the positive and negative charge centers do not coincide. Due to this, there is charge separation which results in polar nature of molecule and dipole moment.

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