As `A^+ B^-` has NaCl structure, `A^+` ions will be present in the octahedral voids. Ideal radius of the cation will be equal to the radius of the octahedral void because in that case. It will touch the anions and the arrangement will be close packed. Hence, Radius of the octahedral void =`r_(A^+)=0.414 xxr_(B^-)=0.414xx241.5` pm =100.0 pm
Radius of the tetrahedral void =`0.225 xxr_(B^-)` =0.225 x 241.5 pm =54.3 pm
As the radius of the cation `C^+` (50 pm) is smaller than the size of the tetrahedral void, it can be placed into the tetrahedral void (but not exactly fitted into it)