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Let's check each option step by step, using the NCERT description of voids in close packing:

Option A: Four spheres are involved in the formation of a tetrahedral void.

Correct. A tetrahedral void is formed when four spheres are arranged in such a way that they occupy the corners of a tetrahedron.

Option B: The octahedral void is

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