b.) Draw the major product for the following reaction. heat c.) Please draw the anticipated product from this Diels-Alder reaction. Hint: anthracene's middle phenyl ring contains a reactive diene. CO2ME MeO2C heat

b.) Draw the major product for the following reaction. heat c.) Please draw the anticipated product from this Diels-Alder reaction. Hint: anthracene's middle phenyl ring contains a reactive diene. CO2ME MeO2C heat

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