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Transcribed Image Text:**Instruction for Reaction Analysis**
For the reaction shown below, *circle* the major product obtained when the reaction is allowed to reach equilibrium. *Place a box* around the product that is formed the fastest.
**Reaction Details:**
1. The starting material is a cyclopentene (five-membered ring with a double bond).
2. The reagent used in the reaction is hydrochloric acid (H-Cl).
3. The products are various chlorinated cyclopentanes, each differing by the position of the chlorine atom and the configuration of additional methyl groups.
**Products:**
- Multiple structures show chlorination at different positions on the cyclopentane ring.
- Some structures feature methyl groups in addition to the chlorine atom.
- The products vary by the position of the chlorine and any additional substituents.
**Task:**
- Identify and *circle* the major product at equilibrium.
- Identify and *box* the product that forms the fastest, which is typically the kinetic product.
Ensure that the analysis considers both thermodynamic stability and kinetic accessibility of the products.
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