Let B be the language defined as follows:B = { www| we (a, b}* }Let p be a positive integer and let s denotes the following string over the alphabet (a, b}:aPbaPbaPbThen s e B and |s> p.(i.e., s is in B and has length larger than p)TrueO False

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Let B be the language defined as follows: B = { www | we (a, b}"} Let p be a positive integer and let s denotes the following string over the alphabet (a, b): aPbaPbaPb Then s e B and |s| > p. (i.e., s is in B and has length larger than p) O True O False