Select all correct statements. O The trans isomer exists in a chair conformation because both tert-butyl groups can occupy axial positions. The cis isomer exists in a twist-boat conformation because the chair conformation would force one of the tert-butyl groups into an axial position. O The trans isomer exists in a twist-boat conformation because the chair conformation would force one of the tert-butyl groups into an axial position. The trans isomer exists in a twist-boat conformation because the chair conformation would force one of the tert-butyl groups into an equatorial position. The cis isomer exists in a chair conformation because both tert-butyl groups can occupy equatorial positions. The trans isomer exists in a chair conformation because both tert-butyl groups can occupy equatorial positions.

Select all correct statements. O The trans isomer exists in a chair conformation because both tert-butyl groups can occupy axial positions. The cis isomer exists in a twist-boat conformation because the chair conformation would force one of the tert-butyl groups into an axial position. O The trans isomer exists in a twist-boat conformation because the chair conformation would force one of the tert-butyl groups into an axial position. The trans isomer exists in a twist-boat conformation because the chair conformation would force one of the tert-butyl groups into an equatorial position. The cis isomer exists in a chair conformation because both tert-butyl groups can occupy equatorial positions. The trans isomer exists in a chair conformation because both tert-butyl groups can occupy equatorial positions.

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