Ester Hydrolysis Under Acidic Conditions Steps:

• Recognize the ester as CH3COOCH2CH3, ethyl ethanoate, where CH3COO- comes from ethanoic acid and -CH2CH3 from ethanol.
• Recall that boiling an ester with aqueous HCl causes acid-catalyzed hydrolysis: RCOOR' + H2O → RCOOH + R'OH.
• Identify R = CH3, so the carboxylic acid is CH3COOH (ethanoic acid).
• Identify R' = CH2CH3, so the alcohol is CH3CH2OH (ethanol).

Why none are correct:

• All options list incorrect names; products are ethanoic acid (2-carbon) and ethanol (2-carbon), not propanol (3-carbon) or longer acids.

Final answer: None of the options