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Consider the above synthesis. What is wrong with this transformation?

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BH3 is actually unreactive towards alkyne.
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BH3 should add to adjacent carbon rather than the same carbon.
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Boron can be used as an electrophile only with non-terminal alkyne.
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The borane addition follows regiochemistry opposite to that shown.
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The correct option is C The borane addition follows regiochemistry opposite to that shown.
In the given synthesis, the borane addition follows regiochemistry opposite to that shown. In the product -OH group should be added to terminal C atom which will given an aldehdye and not a ketone. This reaction follows anti-markovnikov's rule. The corrected reaction sequence is as shown.
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