Consider the given compound and arrange X, Y, Z in order of increasing acid strengths?

X> Z> Y

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Z> X> Y

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X> Y> Z

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Y> X> Z

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Solution

The correct option is A X> Z> Y

$- C O O H \to$ more gives acidic as it gives $H^{+}$ easily.

Near to $X$ there is $Z$ which is more acidic than $Y$ because of $- I$ effect decrease with distance.

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