This is organic chemistry 2 please i need the answer asap iam stuck on it

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The major product of the reaction is an alkene generated through the E1 elimination mechanism, while the minor product is an ether formed via the SN1 substitution mechanism. Both processes involve the formation of a carbocation, with different outcomes based on the subsequent steps. Understanding these mechanisms is crucial in organic synthesis and property prediction. 
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The major product is the alkene formed by the E1 elimination mechanism, and the minor product is the methyl ether formed by the SN1 substitution mechanism. ;

This is organic chemistry 2 please i need the answer asap iam stuck on it

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