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The types of hybridisation on the five carbon atoms from left to right in the molecule `CH_3-CH = C = CH-CH_3` are

A

`sp^(3),sp^(2),sp^(2),sp^(2),sp^(3)`

B

`sp^(3),sp,sp^(2),sp^(2),sp^(3)`

C

`sp^(3),sp^(2),sp,sp^(2),sp^(3)`

D

`sp^(3),sp,sp,sp^(2),sp^(3)`

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