State the name of the major organic product

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Question- Name the major organic product when the given alkyl bromide is treated with sodium azide followed by LAD (LiAlD4 and then D2O workup).

1-bromo-4-ethylheptane

I know you end up with 4-ethylheptan-1-amine but I am confused by the LAD addition. Help!

It is not a question in the book, so I just need the full solution of deriving!

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