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Give the IUPAC name for each compound.
1-
cyclopentene
1,1-
cyclohexene
dimethyl
2-
ethyl-
(2E)-
hexene
3-
isopropyl
3,3-
methyl
octene
5-
propyl
cis-
trans-

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