To be able to draw the geometrical isomers of sorbic acid (2,4-hexadienoic acid), we must remember that based on the systematic name of the compound, it is composed of six carbons, one carboxylic functional group, and double bonds in its second and fourth positioned carbons.
We must also remember that geometrical isomers or cis-trans isomers have the same formula, bonds, and connectivity. The only difference is the orientation of atoms about a C=C double bond.
Note that cis-isomers have the major functional groups oriented at the same side while trans-isomers are oriented oppositely about the C=C double bond. Hence, using these data, we can draw the geometrical isomers of sorbic acid.