Select the correct systematic name of each ester.H3 C-methyl acetatemethyl ethanoateethyl methanoate2-propanoateH3C-CH2-CH₂-3-heptanoatepropyl butanoatebutyl propanoatepropyl butanate-CH3-CH₂-CH2-CH3

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Select the correct systematic name of each ester.
H3 C-
methyl acetate
methyl ethanoate
ethyl methanoate
2-propanoate
H3C-CH2-CH₂-
3-heptanoate
propyl butanoate
butyl propanoate
propyl butanate
-CH3
-CH₂-CH2-CH3

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