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Give the stereochemical forculae for `(A),(B)(C),` and `(D)` and also give the reactions involved.

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Proceeding reverse , the structure of `(D)` is as follows `:`

`D.U.`of `(A)=((2n_(C)+2)-(n_(H)-n_(X)))/(2)=(16-(11+1))/(2)=2^(@)`
`[`One ring and one `(C=C)]`
Now, proceed according to the given problem.
Reaction`:`
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