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Decreasing order of stability of following alkenes is..
(i)CH3−CH=CH2
(ii)CH3−CH=CH−CH3
(iii)CH3−C|CH3=CH−CH3
(iv)CH3−CH3|C=CH3|C−CH3

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i>ii>iii>iv
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iv>iii>ii>i
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iii>iv>ii>i
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ii>iii>i>>iv
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Solution

The correct option is D iv>iii>ii>i
Stability of alkenes is directly proportional to the number of R-groups attached to double bonded carbon atom.

Therefore more the number of R-groups, greater is the stability of alkene.

Correct order of stability is - iv>iii>ii>i

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