1512.991509 70as00. 781497.961489.041485 75QUESTION 1CH33.13.02.9H NMR signal for brotonat position X/YThe atoms at positions X and Y in compound A above are a Cl and a H. By analysing the multipletstructure for the H atom located at either position X or Y in 'H NMR spectrum for A, determinewhether the H atom resides at position X or Y? Fully explain your reasoning.

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