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Atrisubstituted cyclohexane compound is given below in its chair conformation. draw the corresponding planar (overhead) representation, using wedge-and-dash bonds to indicate the substituent positions. to be graded properly, include the hydrogen atoms on the chirality centers (asymmetric carbons). be sure that both wedge/dash bonds are drawn on the outside of the ring, or else the stereochemistry may be interpreted as square planar.
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