9. Which of the following strings is NOT in the Kleene closure of the language {011, 10, 110}?a)11001110b) 01110111c) 01111010d) 11001111010. Which of the parse trees below yield the same word?ab(a)baS-aab༦.(d)ab5-5SS55(b)5Sa15SaSaa(e)S-DbS-D173a1355(f)a(c)a) a and cb) a and fc) a and dd) a and eSubmit Homework

Question 9: The Kleene closure of a languageL=011,10,110 includes all strings formed by…

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