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Column I Column II (A) $CH_2=CH_2$ (p) Saturated (B) $CH_2$ (q) Unsaturated $CH_2$ $CH_2$ (C) $CH_3-CH_2-CH_3$ (r) Acyclic (D) CH (s) Cyclic CH CH CH CH CH A B C D (a) q, r p, s p, r q, s (b) P, q q, s r, s q, p (c) q, s r, p q, p q, r (d) p, r p, q r, c r, q

          Column I
Column II
(A) $CH_2=CH_2$
(p) Saturated
(B)
$CH_2$
(q) Unsaturated
$CH_2$
$CH_2$
(C) $CH_3-CH_2-CH_3$
(r) Acyclic
(D)
CH
(s) Cyclic
CH
CH
CH
CH
CH
A
B
C
D
(a)
q, r
p, s
p, r
q, s
(b)
P, q
q, s
r, s
q, p
(c)
q, s
r, p
q, p
q, r
(d)
p, r
p, q
r, c
r, q

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Column I
Column II
(A) CH2=CH2
(p) Saturated
(B)
CH2
(q) Unsaturated
CH2
CH2
(C) CH3-CH2-CH3
(r) Acyclic
(D)
CH
(s) Cyclic
CH
CH
CH
CH
CH
A
B
C
D
(a)
q, r
p, s
p, r
q, s
(b)
P, q
q, s
r, s
q, p
(c)
q, s
r, p
q, p
q, r
(d)
p, r
p, q
r, c
r, q

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