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Interpretation:
Both the condensed and line structures for two types of isomers to be drawn
Concept Introduction:
Condensed structures: A condensed structures only shows the total number of atoms but not bonds exist between the atoms. The vertical and horizontal line which represents bonding all should be omitted.
Line structure: In organic compounds, the series of atoms in the compound are bonded together which shown by drawing a line between them. End of line segment represents carbon
Cis-isomer: In cis-configuration, the two bulkier substituents of the double bond are on the same side.
Trans-isomer: In trans-configuration, the two bulkier substituents of the double bond are on the opposite side.
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