Arange stability of given carbocations in decreasing order
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The carbocation here is stabilized when there is an electron-donating group present.
More the activating effect of the group, more stable is the cation. Out of given options, II is most stable due to ability of oxygen to activate the ring with its lone pair of electrons.
Out of III and I,III is more stable as the lone pair of nitrogen in I is less available due to Ac group. IV is least stable due to electron- withdrawing effect of Cl atom.
∴ Order of stability= II>III>I>IV
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