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Correct answer: Positional Isomers
Both molecules are acyclic constitutional isomers of C8H8. They have the same type of functional groups but differ in the position of double bonds or substituents — making them positional isomers. This arrangement allows one to possess a chiral centre (enantiomerism) while the other has restricted rotation about a double bond (geometric/diastereoisomerism).