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An organic compound C7H9N forms clear solution when dissolved in KOH after reacting with C6H5SO2Cl, ‘A’ on diazotisation at 0°C and then reaction with β-naphthol gives orangish red dye. ‘A’ on electrophilic substitution gives single product. ‘A’ is-------/

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An organic compound C7H9N forms clear solution when dissolved in KOH after reacting with C6H5SO2Cl, 'A' on diazotisation at 0°C and then reaction with β-naphthol gives orangish red dye. 'A' on electrophilic substitution gives single product. 'A' is (a) 4-Methyl aniline (b) 2-Methyl aniline (c) 3-Methyl

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An organic compound C7H9N forms clear solution when dissolved in KOH after reacting with C6H5SO2Cl, ‘A’ on diazotisation at 0°C and then reaction with β-naphthol gives orangish red dye. ‘A’ on electrophilic substitution gives single product. ‘A’ is-------/​

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An organic compound C7H9N forms clear solution when dissolved in KOH after reacting with C6H5SO2Cl, ‘A’ on diazotisation at 0°C and then reaction with β-naphthol gives orangish red dye. ‘A’ on electrophilic substitution gives single product. ‘A’ is-------/