Explanation:
The bond angle of OF2, H2O and OCl2 can be determined by the repulsion of the lone pairs and the bonding pairs. As the lone pair-bond pair repulsion increases, the bond angle increases.Since, H- is the least electronegative; the bonding pair of O-H will be closer to O, resulting in a higher electron density near O. This increases the repulsion with lone pairs in the outer shell of oxygen, and therefore bond angle increases. F is most electronegative, thus electron density of O-F bond near O is less than that in O-H. Thus, repulsion between lone pairs of O is lower, and bond angle decreases.Cl is less electronegative than O, so electron density around O increases and repulsion between the lone pairs increases. Thus, bond angle increases.