R.3.4.2 Nucleophilic Substitution Reactions [SL IB CHEMISTRY]

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at 1:30, wouldnt the top carbon be less electronegative? and thus attract the -CN group more? I understand theres a more drastic difference in polarity between the C-Cl and the -CH3 group, but there is just overall a less dense electron cloud around the top carbon, so why doesn't it go there?

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