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4. Convert the following PDA to CFG: DO E.E, Z a,c, X q1 E, C, C b, c, c b.X, c C.Z. E

Operations Research : Applications and Algorithms

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ISBN:9780534380588

Author:Wayne L. Winston

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Chapter9: Integer Programming

Section9.6: Solving Combinatorial Optimization Problems By The Branch-and-bound Method

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4. Convert the following PDA to CFG:
DO
E.E, Z
a,c, X
q1
E, C, C
b, c, c
b.X, c
c. Z. E

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