An organic compound (X) has molecular formula `C_(7)H_(6)O_(2)` and it does not effervesces with `NaHCO_(3).` A on treatment with excess of `HBr(aq)` gives `Y(C_(6)H_(6)O_(2))` and `CH_(2)Br_(2)`. Y forms a violet coloured solution with `FeCl_(3)`. If X treated with `Br_(2)Fe,` how many different monobrominaiton product would result?
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