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2)CH2=CHCH2

3)C6H5CH2
4)CH3CHCH3

Decreasing order of stability of the given above carbocations is:

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3>2>4>1
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1>3>4>2
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1>3>2>4
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3>2>1>4
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Solution

The correct option is C 1>3>2>4
The carbocation 4 is least stable as it is not resonance stabilized. Carbocation 1 is most stable as the delocalisation of positive charge over the ring will not break aromaticity. Carbocation 3 is more stable than carbocation 2 as the extent of delocalisation carbocation 3 is more than that in carbocation 2.

So, the decreasing order of stability of given carbocations is 1>3>2>4.

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