2) Draw the structure of the major/most stable product that results when the diene shown is treated with HBr at 60°C. (Hint: first, use scratch paper to show all possible intermediates and the corresponding products; then analyze the relative stability of those isomeric intermediates and products before drawing your conclusion)

2) Draw the structure of the major/most stable product that results when the diene shown is treated with HBr at 60°C. (Hint: first, use scratch paper to show all possible intermediates and the corresponding products; then analyze the relative stability of those isomeric intermediates and products before drawing your conclusion)

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