C Problem 15-16Predict the major product for each proposed Diels-Alder reaction. Includestereochemistry where appropriate.PhHC=NCH3.CCH;O.(b)C(a)(c)C.HPh

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Predict the major product for each proposed Diels-Alder reaction. Include stereochemistry where appropriate. Ph H. C=N CH3 .C CH;O. (b) (а) (c) + C H H Ph