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Question

Increasing order of the stability is
CH3CH = CH2    CH3CH2CH = CH2,
            I                            II        
CHCH = CH2        (CH3)3CCH = CH2
                         III                                IV   

Options

A.I > II > III > IV
B.I > III > II > IV
C.I > IV > III > II
D.IV > III > II > I

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