Which of these structures shows how the pictured molecule will look after it is rotated by 180°, as illustrated?H OHviHY Y YXOH HH OHHOHHOH HIvH0rotateH0HOHHnone of theseNote: Only check the boxes of structures that correspond to a single 180° rotation of the original structure. Ignore structures that have been rotated orflipped multiple times or in other ways.

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Which of these structures shows how the pictured molecule will look after it is rotated by 180°, as illustrated? H OH Н. H H ОН Н ОН Н H Н rotate ОН H OH H none of these OH Note: Only check the boxes of structures that correspond to a single 180° rotation of the original structure. Ignore structures that have been rotated or flipped multiple times or in other ways.

Which of these structures shows how the pictured molecule will look after it is rotated by 180°, as illustrated? H OH Н. H H ОН Н ОН Н H Н rotate ОН H OH H none of these OH Note: Only check the boxes of structures that correspond to a single 180° rotation of the original structure. Ignore structures that have been rotated or flipped multiple times or in other ways.

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