Question 7 Which of the two possibilities below correctly numbers the carbon backbone of this molecule? Numbering Scheme 1 Numbering Scheme 2 O Numbering Schemes I and 2 are equivalent and correct. O Numbering Scheme 2 O Numbering Schemes I and 2 are cquivalent and incorrect. O Numbering Scheme I

Question 7 Which of the two possibilities below correctly numbers the carbon backbone of this molecule? Numbering Scheme 1 Numbering Scheme 2 O Numbering Schemes I and 2 are equivalent and correct. O Numbering Scheme 2 O Numbering Schemes I and 2 are cquivalent and incorrect. O Numbering Scheme I

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