What are the errors in the following answer? Note: If the product has ortho or para substitution, only draw the para-substituted product. BrBrBr2HNO3AIB33H,SO4Is the new substituent (circle one):ortho/para directing meta directingIs the new substituent (circle one):ortho/para directing meta directingIs the new substituent (circle one):activatingIs the new substituent (circle one):activatingdeactivatingdeactivating1. Sn, HC12. NaOHIs the new substituent (circle one):ortho/para directing meta directingIs the new substituent (circle one):activatingdeactivating H;PO,AlCl3CIIs the new substituent (circle one):ortho/para directing meta directingIs the new substituent (circle one):ortho/para directing meta directingIs the new substituent (circle one):activatingIs the new substituent (circle one):activatingdeactivatingdeactivatingFeBr3Br2Br

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What are the errors in the following answer?

Note: If the product has ortho or para substitution, only draw the para-substituted product.

Br
Br
Br2
HNO3
AIB33
H,SO4
Is the new substituent (circle one):
ortho/para directing meta directing
Is the new substituent (circle one):
ortho/para directing meta directing
Is the new substituent (circle one):
activating
Is the new substituent (circle one):
activating
deactivating
deactivating
1. Sn, HC1
2. NaOH
Is the new substituent (circle one):
ortho/para directing meta directing
Is the new substituent (circle one):
activating
deactivating

H;PO,
AlCl3
CI
Is the new substituent (circle one):
ortho/para directing meta directing
Is the new substituent (circle one):
ortho/para directing meta directing
Is the new substituent (circle one):
activating
Is the new substituent (circle one):
activating
deactivating
deactivating
FeBr3
Br2
Br

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