Answer :
4. D option is correct.
explanation: since the di substituted cyclohexane is trans , therefore either they be both axial or they be both equitorial. However, We have to lowest energy confirmations. Thus, since both axial substituent have much more energy due to gauch butane repulsion. They will be less stable as well, However, in equitorial equitorial substituted compund the energy will be minimal and the compound will be more stable.
Answer 5.
Right option ( compunds) is correct
Explanation: here also, axial equitorial substituted compund is less stable than equitorial equitorial substituted compund. Therefore, right side compound will be favoured at equilibrium.
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