Addition and condensation polymers

How to work out the polymer that a monomer will form, and which monomers were used to make an addition or condensation polymer

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[@arianhobson8755]

quick question: should the alkenes in the addition polymerisation reaction not have an n on the LHS of it so that the equation looks like; n(alkene) -> (polymer)_n ( _ for subscript). I think it makes more sense because you cannot make a polymer chain of n length from 1 alkene molecule. Thanks

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4:22 how are there 6 carbons in total on the left and only 5 on the right (first example)

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