Come up with a detailed mechanism for the following cyclization that also includes allresonance strictures for any intermediates that form. Also, explain why the alkyl bromideportion of the molecule remains intact in the product even though the reaction conditions arestrongly basic/nucleophilic.BrBrNaOMeMeMeMeMeMeOHMeO2C0 °CMeO₂C

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