Describe the conditions by which this synthesis might be accomplished. Step 1 Step 2 COOEt We exte COOH Step 4 (a) From the table below, give the reagents used for each step. Reagents available Step 5 a. CH3O Na+ e. 1. NaOH, H₂O, heat 2. HCI,H₂O b. ethyl acetoacetate f. methyl acetoacetate c. NaOH d. Eto Na+ g. heat Step 3

Describe the conditions by which this synthesis might be accomplished. Step 1 Step 2 COOEt We exte COOH Step 4 (a) From the table below, give the reagents used for each step. Reagents available Step 5 a. CH3O Na+ e. 1. NaOH, H₂O, heat 2. HCI,H₂O b. ethyl acetoacetate f. methyl acetoacetate c. NaOH d. Eto Na+ g. heat Step 3

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