### Elimination Reaction: Major Product Determination#### Task:Draw the major product of this elimination reaction. Consider regioselectivity and stereochemistry, and disregard byproducts.#### Reaction Details:- **Reagents**: - Sodium tert-butoxide (\((CH_3)_3CONa\)) - tert-Butanol (\((CH_3)_3COH\))- **Condition**: Heat- **Starting Structure**: Cyclohexane with a substituent (displayed structurally)#### Instructions:- Use the drawing tool to illustrate the major product.- Pay attention to regioselectivity (which hydrogen is removed).- Consider the stereochemistry (trans/cis product formation).#### Guidelines:- Access the drawing tools under the "Atoms, Bonds and Rings" tab.- You may undo or reset your drawing if needed.#### Diagram Description:- The hexagonal grid can help in visualizing cyclic structures and ensuring spatial accuracy.- Utilize the smart suggestions for bond formations and structure adjustments.By understanding the principles of elimination reactions, you'll be able to predict the major product based on Zaitsev's rule and stereochemical considerations.

Note: The above reaction is E2 elimination. But the base here is bulky. Bulky base removes proton…

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Draw the major product of this elimination. Consider regiochemistry and stereochemistry. Ignore byproducts. (CH3)3CONA, (CH3)3COH heat Drawing

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