11)a) How many different molecules containing one double bond can be used to synthesize4-methyl-4-heptanol (as the major product) via acid catalyzed hydration with H2SOe andH20? Draw them all below.b) Are any of the structures in part (a) trisubstituted alkenes? If so, redraw it/thembelow.c) Label (if possible) the structure(s) in part (b) as either Z or E double bond isomers.Bonus Question:) Recently, the Gademann research group from the University of Zurich,completed the synthesis of (+)-Peyssonnosol, a complex natural product (shown belowon the left) which contains seven stereocenters. Briefly describe what the "(t)" symbol infront of the synthesized natural product name means.Me.,Me,Me MeHO.MeMeSynthesized()-PeyssonnosolStarting Materials UsedinSynthesis

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