Ethyl methyl ether?

[Alyssa_Hsu_2K]

How do we figure out the structure of ethyl methyl ether in line drawing form?

[Raven_Gassis_2L]

Maybe I'm confused on the question but methyl ethyl ether is just a line representing methyl connected to an Oxygen represented by an O and another two lines connected to the O representing an ethyl. -O-- like the but obviously how a line structure usually looks.

[Chem_Mod]

An ether is an oxygen bonded to two carbon chains. In the common name of ethyl methyl ether, it is specified that the two carbon chains would be an ethyl group and a methyl group. So it would be a methane, attached to an oxygen, attached to an ethane.

See the google images results for ethyl methyl ether:
https://www.google.com/search?q=ethyl+m ... 53&bih=536

[904826427]

An ether is an oxygen bonded to two carbon chains. In the common name of ethyl methyl ether, it is specified that the two carbon chains would be an ethyl group and a methyl group. So it would be a methane, attached to an oxygen, attached to an ethane.

See the google images results for ethyl methyl ether:
https://www.google.com/search?q=ethyl+m ... 53&bih=536

Isn't the IUPAC name ethoxy methane?