Answer.
Both 2-hexene and 3-hexene can have cis and trans
geometric isomers.
For 2-hexene the trans isomer is shown below and is called trans-2-hexene.
![](Lec1119.gif)
For 2-hexene the cis isomer is shown below and is called cis-2-hexene.
![](Lec11110.gif)
For 3-hexene the trans isomer is shown below and is called trans-3-hexene.
![](Lec11111.gif)
For 3-hexene the cis isomer is shown below and is called cis-3-hexene.
![](Lec11112.gif)
If you got all these you have a good understanding of
alkenes, and geometric isomers.