(a) For each step indicated, identiry the functional group transformation (FGT) on the line below the arrow, and provide reagents that will accomplish this transformation above the arrow. .R но. FGT: FGT: H2SO R FGT: (b) Draw the mechanism of the transformation of 2 to 3, AND draw the mechanism of 3 to 4.

(a) For each step indicated, identiry the functional group transformation (FGT) on the line below the arrow, and provide reagents that will accomplish this transformation above the arrow. .R но. FGT: FGT: H2SO R FGT: (b) Draw the mechanism of the transformation of 2 to 3, AND draw the mechanism of 3 to 4.

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