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The correct order of stability of following carbocation :

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A > B > C > D

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D > B > C > A

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D > C > B > A

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B > A > D > C

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Solution

The correct option is B D > B > C > A
R.E.F
$- I$ effect of $O -$ atom $∴$ Stability order $D > B > C > A$

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