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The products (A), (B), and (c ) are:

A

a.

B

b.

C

c.

D

d.

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The correct Answer is:
B

(i) `(H_(2)+Ni)` converts (-CHO) group to `(-CH_(2)OH)` group. (ii) `(H_(2)+Ni)` at high pressure also reduces double bond of benzene ring along with reduction of `(-CHO)` group to `(-CH_(2)OH)` group. (iii) Birch reduction `(Na+liq. NH_(3)+C_(2)H_(5)OH)` reduces one doule bond of benzene ring to give product with isolated double bond in which `EWG` (in problem `(-CHO)` group) ends up allylic to both double bonds. So the answer is `(b)`.
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