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An alkene (A) with molecular formula `C_(5)H_(10)` undergoes ozonolysis to form two aldehydes "(X)" and "(Y)" in which "(X)" contains four carbon atoms.Another "alkene (B) which is an isomer of (A) undergoes ozenolysis to form two aldehyde (C) and (D) in which (C) contain "3" carbon atoms.Identify "(X),(Y),(A)," (B) , (C) and (D).Write the reactions involved

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