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We have to identify two carbon centers in the given compound those having partial positive charge, so most likely attack by an anion, such as hydroxide ion (HO^-).

Concept: If any carbon atom in the given compound, attached with a more electronegative atom compare to the carbon atom, then this carbon atom possess partial positive charge and easily attack by an anion such as hydroxide ion (HO^-).

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