How many signals would you expect in the proton NMR spectrum for the moleculesshown below (Me = methyl)?Br-BrCO₂OHCH2OHCONME2BCCO₂HD

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How many signals would you expect in the proton NMR spectrum for the molecules shown below (Me = methyl)? Br -Br CO₂OH CH2OH CONME2 B C CO₂H D