Which pair of products would result from the acid cleavage of phenyl propyl ether with excess concentrated HBr at an elevated temperature?

Which pair of products would result from the acid cleavage of phenyl propyl ether with excess concentrated HBr at an elevated temperature? Correct Answer Phenol and 1-bromopropane

Ether + HBr —–> Alkyl bromide + Alcohol. Halide attacks at less hindered site to produce alkyl halide. Ethyl phenyl ether + HBr/Heat/Water —-> Phenol + Bromoethane.
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