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When numbering the carbon chain in an alkene's IUPAC name, from which end do you begin?
A. The end with the most substituents
B. The end nearest to the first substituent
C. The end that gives the carbon atoms of the double bond the lowest possible numbers
D. Either end, it doesn't matter
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