How many monochlorination products can be formed from the reaction of (CH₃)₃CH with Cl₂ and hv?

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When one of the hydrogen atoms in (CH3)2CH is replaced by a chlorine atom, two different products can be formed depending on which hydrogen atom is replaced. Therefore, two monochlorination products can be formed. The reaction with hF and light will not further chlorinate the product, so it does not affect the number of products formed.

How Many Monochlorination Products Can Be Formed from the Reaction