Problem: What is the correct stereochemical description of the relationship between this pair of compounds?a) identicalb) constitutional isomersc) enantiomersd) diastereomers

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What is the correct stereochemical description of the relationship between this pair of compounds?

a) identical

b) constitutional isomers

c) enantiomers

d) diastereomers

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