Can vinylic R-OH be classifies as $1^{o}, 2^{o}$ or $3^{o}$ ? Why/why not?

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Yes, Vinylic $R - O H$ can be classifies as $1^{o}$ alcohol (theoretically)
As shown in IMAGE $01$
But, it is also true that is occur in polymer from since, vinyl alcohol is unstable.
As shown in IMAGE $02$ .
So, it may be termed as $2^{o}$ alcohol.

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