2- Write CFG for the following languagesa)L= {anb²n, n>0}b)L= {a²nbn, n>0}c)L= {ww}, w={a,b}*d)L= {anb²n, n>0} U {ww}, w={a,b}*

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2- Write CFG for the following languages
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L= {anb²n, n>0}
b)
L= {a²nbn, n>0}
c)
L= {ww}, w={a,b}*
d)
L= {anb²n, n>0} U {ww}, w={a,b}*

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