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(C) The structure of isobutane is $(CH_3)_3CH$. In this structure: $1$. $A$ primary $(1^{\circ})$ carbon atom is attached to only one other carbon ato

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$3, 0$ and $1$

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(C) The structure of isobutane is $(CH_3)_3CH$. In this structure: $1$. $A$ primary $(1^{\circ})$ carbon atom is attached to only one other carbon atom. There are three such $CH_3$ groups in isobutane. $2$. $A$ secondary $(2^{\circ})$ carbon atom is attached to two other carbon atoms. There are no such carbon atoms in isobutane. $3$. $A$ tertiary $(3^{\circ})$ carbon atom is attached to three other carbon atoms. The central carbon atom is attached to three $CH_3$ groups,so it is a tertiary carbon. Thus,there are $3$ primary,$0$ secondary,and $1$ tertiary carbon atom in isobutane.

How many primary,secondary and tertiary carbon atoms respectively are present in isobutane?

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