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Answer

Correct option: D.

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If $HBr$ attacks on left side double bond of the conjugated diene, then the formation of tertiary carbocation occur which is highly stable and if $HBr$ attacks on right side double bond, the formation of secondary carbocation occurs which is less stable.

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