[4 pts] Newman Projections: Look atthe structure below. Draw the oneNewmanProjection indicated by the structure.For the perspective, imagine theviewer looking at thestructure from the left, in the plane ofthe page, as shown. Please explainhow would i do this since i dontunderstant anyrhing about how tochange chair conformational tonewman projections.10. [4 pts] Newman Projections: Look at the structure below. Draw the one NewmanProjection indicated by the structure. For the perspective, imagine the viewer looking at thestructure from the left, in the plane of the page, as shown.CHH

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