In the basic medium, write the compound that gives 1 mol of acetone and 1 mol of acetic acid when heated with KMnO4. Write the product (s) that will occur as a result of the reaction of this compound with 1 mole of HBr.

In the basic medium, write the compound that gives 1 mol of acetone and 1 mol of acetic acid when heated with KMnO4. Write the product (s) that will occur as a result of the reaction of this compound with 1 mole of HBr.

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