Determine which of the following transitions are allowed.'P, E 'S.P, E 'S,'D2 E 'S,'D2 E P2D2 E *P2

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'P, E 'S.
P, E 'S,
'D2 E 'S,
'D2 E P2
D2 E *P2

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