Step 1: Understanding the Concept:
To write the formula from the name, put the metal first, then ligands in alphabetical order inside square brackets, and finally the overall charge.
Step 2: Decode the name:
"Bis(ethylenediamine)" means two neutral en ligands. "Dithiocyanato" means two \(\text{SCN}^-\) ligands, each with charge -1. "Platinum(IV)" means the metal has charge +4.
Step 3: Detailed Explanation:
Charge on the complex ion \(= +4 + 2(0) + 2(-1) = +2\).
The formula is \([\text{Pt(en)}_2(\text{SCN})_2]^{2+}\).
Step 4: Why the other options are wrong.
(A) has only one thiocyanate ligand, so it has the wrong ligand count. (B) and (D) write the metal outside the bracket and give a charge of 4+, which is not the net charge. Option (D) also has three en ligands instead of two.
Final Answer:
The formula is \([\text{Pt(en)}_2(\text{SCN})_2]^{2+}\), option (C).
\[ \boxed{[\text{Pt(en)}_2(\text{SCN})_2]^{2+}} \]