Consider the following grammar G=(V, TP, S), V = (S, X), T = {0, 1} and productionsP areS 0 10X11 01S1X0XX1 I 15S is start symbol. Show that above grammar is ambiguous.

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Consider the following grammar G=(V, TP, S), V = (S, X), T = {0, 1} and productions P are S 0 10X11 01S1 XOXX1 I 1S S is start symbol. Show that above grammar is ambiguous.

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Consider the following grammar G=(V, TP, S), V = (S, X), T = {0, 1} and productions
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S 0 10X11 01S1
X0XX1 I 15
S is start symbol. Show that above grammar is ambiguous.

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