How To Identify The Number of Lone Pairs on an Atom Using Formal Charge

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Now I have two equations: Lone Pairs = [Ve - ( Fc + Bonds)] ÷ 2 And Lone pairs = [ Ve - 8n - 2m] ÷ 2 where n is the number of non hydrogen atoms attached and m is the number of hydrogen atoms attached. Would you please make a distinction when to use which one. I bet the first one will be used when a charge of an atom from the molecule is to be found, and the second one when there are domains attached on a central atom.

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But how do I know the carbon with the negative charge only has one hydrogen?

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