please provide some explanations to help me understand the topic. D. Construct the CFG in CNF of the given language:1. Language L = {w is in {a, b}* | w = a"b2n where n 2 1}.Sample strings in L = {abb, aabbbb, aaabbbbbb, aaaabbbbbbbb, ...}2. Language L = {w is in {a, b}* | w has at least 3 b's}.Sample strings in L = {bbb, ababab, aaabbbb, abbaabb, aabaaabbbaaa, ...}%3D%3D

CFG is the short form of Context Free Grammar. It is used to generate all possible patterns of the…

D. Čonstruct the CFG in CNF of the given language: 1. Language L = {w is in {a, b}* | w = a"b?n where n 2 1}. Sample strings in L = {abb, aabbbb, aaabbbbbb, aaaabbbbbbbb, ...} 2. Language L= {w is in {a, b}* | w has at least 3 b's}. Sample strings in L = {bbb, ababab, aaabbbb, abbaabb, aabaaabbbaaa, ...} %3D

D. Čonstruct the CFG in CNF of the given language: 1. Language L = {w is in {a, b}* | w = a"b?n where n 2 1}. Sample strings in L = {abb, aabbbb, aaabbbbbb, aaaabbbbbbbb, ...} 2. Language L= {w is in {a, b}* | w has at least 3 b's}. Sample strings in L = {bbb, ababab, aaabbbb, abbaabb, aabaaabbbaaa, ...} %3D

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