Describe the number of signals, splitting pattern and chemical shift(s) for the compound shown below. Be sure to include all 3 pieces of information in your answer (signals, splitting and shifts). CH3 CH;CHCHCH3 CH3

Describe the number of signals, splitting pattern and chemical shift(s) for the compound shown below. Be sure to include all 3 pieces of information in your answer (signals, splitting and shifts). CH3 CH;CHCHCH3 CH3

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CH,CHCHCH,
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