Exercise 2:The following shows a simple context free grammar (CFG) :Exercise 3:Consider the following grammar :Which of the following sentences are recognized by this grammar: 5+9+5, 2+8*(4*9)*4*(7+6),3+7-2STE →>>T→>F→ab (T)T,S | SE+T TT*F Fnb (E)a) What is the type of this grammar ?b) Give the four elements of this grammar {T,N,S,P}c) Draw the parse tree for: (a,b) and (b,(a,a))

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Exercise 2: The following shows a simple context free grammar (CFG): E- T-> F→ E+T T T*F F nb (E) Which of the following sentences are recognized by this grammar: 5+9+5, 2+8*(4*9)*4*(7+6), 3+7-2

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