Absolutely correct
actors
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I actually, after this question, looked at my notes and found it was already in written, mistake that didn’t read properly.
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During my jee days , My chemistry teacher used to tell me to by heart all these common names , So that I won’t waste time solving it during JEE Exam.
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Actually I haven’t revised Isomerism from a long time!!
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I am struggling with depression now. I will comeback soon
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Arre bro! We are here for you!! You can share whatever you are going through.
And remember, no problem is bigger than you! Mahadev has placed his hands on your head! What can possibly go wrong then? 
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Challenge
I) C can’t be in the middle row
II) G & H are not immediate neighbors
III ) F & I must either be in same row or in same column
IV ) I must be in a row below B
A.
AHC
IBF
DGE
B.
DEC
IBF
AGH
C.
AGD
FCH
EIB
D.
EFC
DBH
GIA
E.
ABD
FEC
GIH
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Hey could you just elaborate? Maybe we could help a bit.
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I would like to tell you in DM. It’s a little bit personal.
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Option d
2o characters
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P, Q, X, Y, Z are prime numbers where X, Y & Z are consecutive primes. They all are related as follows.
XY + Z = P
X + YZ = Q
All other numbers are odd except X. P and Q are not single digit number. Then X + Y + Z is a ( an )
- even
- odd
- prime
- sum of digits of X + Y + Z is 2
- None of the above
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What? How’s that possible
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I’m talking about this one
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Bro you came online faster than speed of light 
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The least among the following is
a. 15/16
b. 19/20
c. 24/25
d. 34/35
Provide your unique solution as well.
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