4. The alkene below can be synthesized from two different alkyl bromides by an elimination reaction. One of the alkyl bromides gives only this alkene product, but the other one gives a mixture of alkene products. Provide the structures of the two possible starting alkyl bromides. Which will give the single alkene below?

4. The alkene below can be synthesized from two different alkyl bromides by an elimination reaction. One of the alkyl bromides gives only this alkene product, but the other one gives a mixture of alkene products. Provide the structures of the two possible starting alkyl bromides. Which will give the single alkene below?

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