Compiler Design Determine the languages L(G) generated by the following grammars? S → Ab AaAb |AL(G) = { a1 b" , n>= 0}L(G) = { an*1 b^, n>= 1}b)a)L(G) = { an+1 br, n>= 0}L(G) = { an+1 b" , n<= 0}d) O e) None of them O

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Determine the languages L(G) generated by the following grammars? S → Ab A → aAb |A L(G) = { am1 b" , n>= 0} L(G) = { an*1 b^, n>= 1} b) O a) L(G) = { an+1 b" , n>= 0} L(G) = {an+1 b" , n<= 0} d) c)

Determine the languages L(G) generated by the following grammars? S → Ab A → aAb |A L(G) = { am1 b" , n>= 0} L(G) = { an*1 b^, n>= 1} b) O a) L(G) = { an+1 b" , n>= 0} L(G) = {an+1 b" , n<= 0} d) c)

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aAb |A
L(G) = { a1 b" , n>= 0}
L(G) = { an*1 b^, n>= 1}
b)
a)
L(G) = { an+1 br, n>= 0}
L(G) = { an+1 b" , n<= 0}
d) O

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