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The total number of stereosiomers that can exist for M is

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M has two dissimilar chiral carbon atoms, therefore, total number of stereoisomers theoretically possible `=2^(2)=4`.

But due to the presence of a smal bridge, the structure becomes rigid. As a result, rotation is not possible and the two chiral carbon atoms more together and thus behave as one chiral carbon. Consequently, the molecule M exists in two stereoisomers.
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