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Select the incorrect option?

A
$(P)$ and $(Q)$ are same
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$(P)$ and $(Q)$ are positional isomers
C
Formation of $(Q)$ involves hydride migration
D
Formation of $(P)$ is electrophilic addition

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Answer

Correct option: B.

$(P)$ and $(Q)$ are positional isomers

b

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