Alkene $(A)$ will be:
$\mathop A\limits_{(\text{alkene})} \xrightarrow{RCO_3H, H_2O} \text{Racemic mixture}$
$\mathop A\limits_{(\text{alkene})} \xrightarrow{\text{Cold dil. } KMnO_4} \text{Meso-compound}$

  • A
    $cis-2-\text{pentene}$
  • B
    $cis-2-\text{hexene}$
  • C
    $cis-4-\text{octene}$
  • D
    $trans-2-\text{hexene}$

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