Draw the structures of the major organic product(s) in the following reactions. Each box represents one product. Show stereochemistry of the products, where applicable. The image shows two separate chemical reactions, each with its own set of reactants and products.**Reaction I:**- **Reactant:** The given structure is a cyclohexane ring attached to a compound with an amide group (–CONH) and an ester group (–COOCH3).- **Reagent:** Sodium methoxide (NaOMe) in methanol (MeOH).- **Product:** The result of this reaction is not shown and is represented by the letter "I."**Reaction J:**- **Reactants:** 1. The first step involves a cyclopentanone reacting with an imine (shown with a pentagon and H+), indicating an acid-catalyzed cyclization reaction. 2. A subsequent step adds an acetyl group (represented as a two-carbon chain with a chlorine leaving group, Cl).- **Reagent:** This is followed by an acidic work-up.- **Product:** The final product is represented by the letter "J."Both reactions involve complex transformations and indicate areas where further exploration or study would be beneficial for students, particularly in understanding mechanisms or predicting products in organic chemistry.

The given reactions are shown below.We have to provide the products of the given reactions.The product of the given reaction with the mechanism is shown below.The product of the given reaction with the mechanism is shown below.Thus, the answer is given below.