Arrange the following ligands in the order of increasing field strength:
$H_2O$ $(I)$,$CO$ $(II)$,$NH_3$ $(III)$,$I^{-}$ $(IV)$,$F^{-}$ $(V)$
$H_2O$ $(I)$,$CO$ $(II)$,$NH_3$ $(III)$,$I^{-}$ $(IV)$,$F^{-}$ $(V)$
- A$IV < V < I < III < II$
- B$IV < V < III < II < I$
- C$V < IV < III < I < II$
- D$IV < I < V < II < III$
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