Q. The reaction,

Is an example of

A) Nucleophilic substitution
B) Electrophilic addition
C) Elimination reaction
D) Nucleophilic addition
Explanation

(b)
A hydrogen halide contain a highly polar $H - X\$bond can easily lose diagram to the pi bond of an alkene. The result of the attack of $H^{\oplus}$ is an intermediate carbocation, which quickly undergoes reaction with the negative halide ion $\left( X^{-} \right)\$to yield an alkyl halide
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