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In the nitration of toluene, why is ortho and para nitration favored over meta nitration?
A. Because the methyl group stabilizes the sigma complex intermediate via +I and hyperconjugation at ortho/para positions.
B. Because the ortho and para positions are less sterically hindered.
C. Because the methyl group is larger than a hydrogen atom.
D. Because the nitro group prefers to be ortho or para.
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