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That is the tetrahedral angle. Each bromine is equivalent and carbon has no lone pairs. Therefore they have to be distributed evenly in space (in 3d space, so it is more than 90 degrees!)

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Q: Why is it that the bond angle for CBr4 is 109.5?
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