Part a: Construct a Context Free Grammar from the given Regular Expression. (0+1)0(0+1)0(0+1)* Part b: Draw a parse tree (derivation) for the S → XYZ X→ bX| aX|ɛ Y → aa| bb Z→ az| bZ|ɛ word babbab from the given grammar.

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