**Instruction:**Show the **full curved arrow mechanism** for the following reaction, clearly showing how the indicated product is formed.**Chemical Reaction:**- **Reactants:** A compound with a chlorine (Cl) group attached to a carbon, which is connected to a benzene ring. There is also a chiral center indicated with a wedge at the carbon bearing the chlorine atom.- **Conditions:** Presence of sodium methoxide (NaOMe).**Products:**- Formation of an alkene (double bond) with an attached benzene ring.**Diagram Explanation:**- The starting compound features a chlorine atom bonded to a secondary carbon, which is adjacent to a benzene ring. - The sodium methoxide (NaOMe) acts as a base, promoting the elimination of the chlorine atom and the formation of a double bond.- The product is represented as a trans-alkene with the benzene ring attached, indicating an E2 elimination reaction mechanism likely occurred.

Chemical reaction- It consists of reactant (starting material) and products (substances formed in reaction which are separated by arrow symbol There is difference in physical change and chemical reaction. Chemical reaction involves rearrangement of atoms.Answer of given reaction: Given reaction is: Mechanism for above reaction is as shown below: Here reactant A molecule reacts with NaOMe removes Cl atom produce B molecule. Which undergoes 1,2 H-shift produce C molecule which reacts with MeO produce product. Answer: