a
C 5H8
b
C5H9
c
C5H10
d
C5H11
e
C5H12
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Ruonaxavier
1 year ago
These are alkanes
And alkanes are represented by CnH2n+2
So if the third member of the homologous series is 3
C3H8
The fifth member will be C5H2×5+2
C5H10+2=C5H12

Bobnati
10 years ago
Here is an explanation:
A homologous differs by a CH2 group..so if it the third member is C3H8 then the fourth will be C3H8 + CH2 = C4H10 and the fifth will be C4H10 + CH2 = C5H12 which is the answer
REF: Check: Essential Chemistry, Hydrocarbons topic.


