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(A) I & II are chain isomers (B) I & ...



(A) I & II are chain isomers
(B) I & III are functional isomers
(C ) III & IV are metamers
(D) III & IV are functional isomers
Incorrect statement is :

A

Only A & B

B

Only C

C

Only C & D

D

Only A & C

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B
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