William C. answered 11/17/23
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[Co(CN)(NH3)(en)2]3+ (one of three possible isomers)
en = H2NCH2CH2NH2 is a bidentate ligand occupying two coordination sites.
Cobalt's coordination number is 6.
Co4+ (since the CN is negatively charged) is an unusual oxidation state for cobalt. I wonder if the formula of the coordination complex should actually be [Co(CN)(NH3)(en)2]2+.