(e) When treated with base, the compound shown below cyclizes. Show the structure and relative stereochemistry of the product and the mechanism for its formation. Classify the process according to Baldwin's rules.

(e) When treated with base, the compound shown below cyclizes. Show the structure and relative stereochemistry of the product and the mechanism for its formation. Classify the process according to Baldwin's rules.

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(e) When treated with base, the compound shown below cyclizes. Show the structure and
relative stereochemistry of the product and the mechanism for its formation. Classify the
process according to Baldwin's rules.
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