$\alpha-D(+)$ glucose and $\beta-D(+)$ glucose are
$(i)$ Diastereomers
$(ii)$ Geometrical isomers
$(iii)$ Epimers
$(iv)$ Anomers
$(v)$ Enantiomers

  • A
    $i$ and $iii$
  • B
    $i, iii$ and $iv$
  • C
    $ii, iv$ and $v$
  • D
    $i, ii$ and $iv$

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