pls help ASAP! For the molecule below, predict the expected splitting (multiplicity) for theindicated proton.• determine using the m = N+1 relationship, where N = # vicinal H's (H's3-bonds away)- report the answer as a single letter = singlet (s), doublet (d), triplet (t),quartet (q), quintet (quin) or multiplet (m) for all N > 6.H

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For the molecule below, predict the expected splitting (multiplicity) for the
indicated proton.
• determine using the m = N+1 relationship, where N = # vicinal H's (H's
3-bonds away)
- report the answer as a single letter = singlet (s), doublet (d), triplet (t),
quartet (q), quintet (quin) or multiplet (m) for all N > 6.
H

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