The products obtained in the above reactions $(1)$,$(2)$,and $(3)$ are:

  • A
    $A = B$ but $C$ is different
  • B
    $A = C$,but $B$ is different
  • C
    $B = C$,but $A$ is different
  • D
    $A = B = C$ (all products are identical)

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Statement $II$: The given optically active molecule on hydrolysis gives a solution that can rotate the plane polarized light.
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