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NH2CO2H is really just an NH2 bonded to a carbon atom which is doubly bonded to one oxygen atom and singly bonded to an OH molecule. The nitrogen atom in the NH2 molecule has three bonds available, so one goes to each of the hydrogen atoms, and one to the single carbon atom. The carbon atom has four bonds available, so one goes to the nitrogen, two go to one oxygen and one goes to the OH molecule.

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The correct Lewis structure for NH2CO2H has H bonded to N, one O double bonded to C, one O single bonded to C and one O double bonded to C. N has four bonds, C has three bonds, and each O has two bonds. The C=O bond has a double bond and the other O=C bond has a single bond.

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