1. Ranking questions. For each question write the numerical rank in the box below each structure.a) Rank by relative energy. Use a "1" for the highest energy, followed by a "2", then a"3", and a "4" for the lowest energy.

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1. Ranking questions. For each question write the numerical rank in the box below each structure a) Rank by relative energy. Use a "1" for the highest energy, followed by a "2", then a "3", and a "4" for the lowest energy.