Provide the major organic product for the following reaction.0HBr?OH0BrIII.Ill. BrI. HOBrOHV. HO.IV. Br.ΟιO IIO IIIOVOV

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Provide the major organic product for the following reaction. 0 HBr ? OH 0 Br III. Ill. Br I. HO Br OH V. HO. IV. Br. Οι O II O III OV OV