There are three likely elimination products for this E1 reaction.Draw the major product and the two minor products. Ignore anyinorganic byproducts.Draw the Major E1ProductH₂O+11/0BrDraw One of the E1Minor ductsધheatDraw One of the E1Minor Products

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There are three likely elimination products for this E1 reaction. Draw the major product and the two minor products. Ignore any inorganic byproducts. Draw the Major E1 Product H₂O + 11/0 Br Draw One of the E1 Minor ducts ધ heat Draw One of the E1 Minor Products