Give the name to the following composites :CH2CH3H3C.(b)(a)`CH,CHCH3H3CCH2CH3ČH3CH3(c) HO.LCH3(d)`CH,CH3CH3

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Jive the name to the following composites : CH,CH3 H3C. (b) (a) `CH2CHCH3 H3C `CH2CH3 ČH3 CH3 (c) НО. „CH3 (d) `CH;CH3 CH3