Propose a series of reactions that will convert the given starting material into the given product. Make sure to draw the product of each successive reaction. For racemic molecules, you only need to draw one enantiomer. Each synthesis can be accomplished in three steps or less. methylcyclopentane → 1- methylcyclopentanol 4-bromo-1-butanol → 3-buten-1-ol bromocyclohexane → trans-1,2- cyclohexanediol (racemic)

Propose a series of reactions that will convert the given starting material into the given product. Make sure to draw the product of each successive reaction. For racemic molecules, you only need to draw one enantiomer. Each synthesis can be accomplished in three steps or less. methylcyclopentane → 1- methylcyclopentanol 4-bromo-1-butanol → 3-buten-1-ol bromocyclohexane → trans-1,2- cyclohexanediol (racemic)

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