2. Consider the following grammar, and try to parse the string ))))))) using all theconversion and steps in LL(1) parsing.S → 5))/))where variable = { s} and terminal = { )}If parsing is not possible, point out why it is not possible.

2. Consider the following grammar, and try to parse the string ))). conversion and steps in LL(1) parsing. 5→S))/)) where variable = { S} and terminal ={) } f parsing is not possible, point out why it is not possible.

2. Consider the following grammar, and try to parse the string ))). conversion and steps in LL(1) parsing. 5→S))/)) where variable = { S} and terminal ={) } f parsing is not possible, point out why it is not possible.

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