#3 - The alkyl halide shown here can undergo multiple reaction pathways. Draw the two major products when this compound is treated with NaOCH3. Be sure to clearly show the stereochemistry using the dash/wedge notation where appropriate! Hint: one will be a substitution product and one will be an elimination product. CI H CH2CH3

#3 - The alkyl halide shown here can undergo multiple reaction pathways. Draw the two major products when this compound is treated with NaOCH3. Be sure to clearly show the stereochemistry using the dash/wedge notation where appropriate! Hint: one will be a substitution product and one will be an elimination product. CI H CH2CH3

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