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In the following substitution reaction:

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In nucleophilic aromatic substitution reactions, the halide (in this case, bromine) is replaced by a nucleophile (here, the ethoxide ion \( {OCH}_2{CH}_3 \)).
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The Correct Option is A

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The given reaction involves the substitution of a bromine atom with an ethoxy group (\( {OC}_2{H}_5 \)) in the presence of sodium ethoxide (\( {C}_2{H}_5{ONa} \)). The nitro group remains unaffected during the substitution. The ethoxy group replaces the bromine atom, forming an ethoxy substituted compound. Thus, the product 'P' formed is represented by the structure: 

Therefore, the correct answer is option (1).

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