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The stable conformer `(s)` of trans`-1-4-` dimethyl] cyclohexane is/are:

A

1-axial-4-equatorial form

B

1-axial-4-axial-form

C

1-equatorial-4-axial0-form

D

1-equatorial-4-equatorial form

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D
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