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An optically active hydrocarbon `X` has molecular formula `C_(6)H_(12)`. `X` on catalytic hydrogenation gives optically inactive `C_(6)H_(14).X` could be

A

`3-`methyl`-1-`pentene

B

`3-`methyl`-2-`pentene

C

`2-`ethyl`-1-`butene

D

`3-`methylcyclopentene

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