Question: Why is it that for the first example you get a mixture of 2 trans products, but in the second example you only get 1

Why is it that for the first example you get a mixture of 2 trans products, but in the second example you only get 1 product when the dienophiles in both examples are trans?

How do I know for Diels Alder Reactions when I will get 2 products instead of 1?

?Why is it that for the first example you get a mixture

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