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Draw the mechanism for the formation of the competing substitution product that could possibly form in...

Draw the mechanism for the formation of the competing substitution product that could possibly form in the synthesis reaction of cyclohexanol to cyclohexene. Briefly give an explanation as to why it is the minor product.

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