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Ease of aromatic nucleophilic substitution among these compound will be in the order as :

A

`(V) gt (II) gt (III) gt (I) gt (IV)`

B

`(IV) gt (I) gt (III) gt( II) gt (V)`

C

`(IV) gt (III) gt (II) gt (V) gt (I)`

D

`(V) gt (III) gt (II) gt (IV) gt (I)`

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A
De activated group increase , reactivity of aromatic nucleophilic substitution reaction .
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