3. A condensed structures of a carboxylic acid and an aldehyde are shown below. Give the full-planar and bond-line representations. You need not worry about the stereochemistry (cis- or trans-) about the double bond. CH3(CH2)3CH₂CO₂H (CH,)2CHCH=CHCHO

3. A condensed structures of a carboxylic acid and an aldehyde are shown below. Give the full-planar and bond-line representations. You need not worry about the stereochemistry (cis- or trans-) about the double bond. CH3(CH2)3CH₂CO₂H (CH,)2CHCH=CHCHO

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