In the cis form the similar groups lie on the side of double bond:
Correct answer: B. Same
- A. Opposite
- B. Same
- C. None of these
- D. Center
Explanation
In the cis isomer two, "X" and "Y" groups lie on the same side of double bond. In the trans isomer,"X" and "Y" groups lie on opposite sides of the double bond.
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