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Draw the major product formed when the given epoxide reacts with aqueous acid. Use wedge and dash bonds, including hydrogen atoms at each stereogenic center, to show the stereochemistry of the product. An epoxide where the left carbon has a wedged bond to propyl and a dashed bond to hydrogen. The right carbon has two methyl groups. This reacts with H 3 O plus and water.

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