Any help is appreciated :) ### Problem 3: Molecular Geometry and Bond Angles in Glycine**Task**: Predict the molecular geometries and bond angles around the atoms designated with an arrow in glycine, an amino acid.**Diagram Explanation**:- The structure shown is of the glycine molecule, an amino acid.- Each arrow (A, B, C, D) points to specific atoms in the molecule.**Arrow Designations**:- **A**: Points to the nitrogen atom (N) bonded to two hydrogen atoms (H) and one carbon atom (C).- **B**: Points to a carbon atom (C) bonded to one hydrogen atom (H), the amino nitrogen (N), and a central carbon atom (C).- **C**: Points to the central carbon atom (C) of the carboxylic acid group bonded to another carbon, oxygen, and hydroxyl (OH) group.- **D**: Points to the oxygen atom (O) in the hydroxyl group (OH).**Molecular Geometries and Bond Angles**:- **A (Nitrogen atom)**: - **Geometry**: Trigonal pyramidal - **Bond Angles**: Approximately 107°- **B (Carbon atom bonded to nitrogen)**: - **Geometry**: Tetrahedral - **Bond Angles**: Approximately 109.5°- **C (Central carbon atom of the carboxylic group)**: - **Geometry**: Trigonal planar - **Bond Angles**: Approximately 120°- **D (Oxygen atom of the hydroxyl group)**: - **Geometry**: Bent - **Bond Angles**: Approximately 104.5°This structural understanding is critical for recognizing how amino acids interact and form proteins, impacting their biological functions.

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