Which of these correctly shows the acid behavior of hydrochloric acid?HCI + H2O --> CI + 2 OHHCI + H20 --> CI + H3O*HCI + H3O* --> CI + H2OHCI + H20 --> H2CI + OH2/Question 2

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Which of these correctly shows the acid behavior of hydrochloric acid? O HCI + H20 --> Cl + 2 OH HCI + H20 --> CI + H3O* HCI + H3O* --> Cl + H20 HCI + H20 --> H2CI + OH

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