Draw the major organic product of the reaction. indicate the stereochemistry via wedge/dash bonds, including explicit h and d atoms, at the stereogenic center. omit byproducts such as salts or methanol

In the reaction ocurrs a nucleophilic substitution of a primary alkyl bromide, where the nucleophile is CH3O-.

Explanation:

Nucleophilic substitution is a type of substitution reaction in which a nucleophile replaces an atom or group in an electrophilic position of a molecule, called a leaving group.

It is a type of fundamental reaction in organic chemistry, where the reaction occurs on an electrophilic carbon. Although nucleophilic substitution reactions can also take place on covalent inorganic compounds.