c. Consider that there is only one s-orbital on C2 that can be distributed to the four hybrid orbitals used to bond C1, C3, and the two hydrogens. This requires that the sum of the %s-character of each of the four orbitals must sum to 100%. (i.e. an sp3 atom has four orbitals, each 25% s; 4 x 25% = 100%) With this in mind, and considering your answer from part b above, what % of the C2 s-orbital is used to bond the two hydrogens? What is the % used to bond each hydrogen individually? d. Determine the hybridization of the orbitals used by C2 to bond the hydrogen atoms using the equation below and your answer from part c: 1/(1+22) x 100 = %s-character e. Using the 22 value you calculated in part d, determine the H-C-H bond angle around C2