1. a. What language is generated by the CFG above?
b. Derive the string ???????? using the grammar in part a.
c. Draw the derivation tree for the derivation in part b.
Homework Answers
1)a)answer)
Language accepted by this grammar is L={ancmakbkdmbn |n>=0,m>=1,k>=1}
b)answer)
S->aSb
->aaSbb
->aaXbb
->aacYdbb
-->aacabdbb
C)ANSWER)
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