Can you please help me with this problem and the parts that come along with it because I am struggling, can you please help me with parts A, Part B, and part C because I have no idea on what to do. Can you please label the parts and can you do it step by step. 1.20 For each of the following languages, give two strings that are members and twostrings that are not members-a total of four strings for each part. Assume thealphabet E = {a,b} in all parts.a. a*b*b. a(ba) *bc. a* Ub*d. (aaa)*e.f.Σ*a*bΣ*a*aba Ubabg. (EU a)bh. (a Uba Ubb)Σ*

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Can you please help me with this problem and the parts that come along with it because I am struggling, can you please help me with parts A, Part B, and part C because I have no idea on what to do. Can you please label the parts and can you do it step by step.

1.20 For each of the following languages, give two strings that are members and two
strings that are not members-a total of four strings for each part. Assume the
alphabet E = {a,b} in all parts.
a. a*b*
b. a(ba) *b
c. a* Ub*
d. (aaa)*
e.
f.
Σ*a*bΣ*a*
aba Ubab
g. (EU a)b
h. (a Uba Ubb)Σ*

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