Answer: A, C, D
First: cation charge +1 gives Co(III). Second: x−2=−1 gives Au(I), and the anion takes -ate (aurate). Third: the cation is +2 (Cu(II)) and the anion 2− (Pt(II)), with the cation named first. The fourth is an anion, so it must be hexacyanidoferrate(III).