Math, asked by seelampandu58, 6 months ago

PANDURA
Consider the language L=(a*+b)*. Which of the following grammar depicts the language
L?
a) S → aS | S1E
b) S → AB | E, A →a, B → = b
c) S → ASBE, B bbB
d) None of the above​

Answers

Answered by thakuramulyasingh16
39

Answer:

(c) S=> ASBE, B bbB..............

Answered by thakrepayal
1

Given grammar is

L=(a*+b)*.

This grammar generates strings of type (b, ab, bb, aab, abb, bbb, aaab} Here number of a's can be 0 but number of b's is always more than 0.

From this option 1) and 2) are eliminated because these can't generate number of a's as 0.

This grammar generates string of type (a b, aa, ab, bb, aaa, aab, abb, bbb This grammar doesn't generate null string number of a's and b's are more than 0 So only option 4) matches according to grammar G, and G

G generates language of type (S → ASBE, B bbB)

Hence, We get, the Correct option c) S → ASBE, B bbB

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