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B
Chain isomers
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C
Functional isomers
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D
Metamers
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Solution
The correct option is A Position isomers As we can see, −CH3 group differs in position with respect to other −CH3 group on principal skeleton. Thus, 2-methyltoulene (o-xylene) and 4-methyltoulene (p-xylene) are position isomers of each other.