Hello! I want you to solve this :)) Ty 17. Let E = {a, b}. For each of the following languages, find a grammar thatgenerates it.(a) L1 = {a"b™ : n > 0, m < n}.(b) L2 = {a³"b²n : n 2 2}.(c) L3 = {a"+³b" : n 2 2}.(d) L4 = {a"b"-² : n 2 3}.%3D%3D%3D(e) LịL2.(f) LịU L2.(g) Lị.(h) Lị.(i) L1 – L4.

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Let E = {a, b}. For each of the following languages, find a grammar that generates it. (a) L1 = {a"b™ : n 2 0, m < n}. (b) L2 = {a³"b²" ; n 2 2}. (c) L3 = {a"+³b" : n 2 2}. (d) L4 = {a"b"-2 :n 2 3}. %3D %3D (e) L¸L2. (f) LịU L2. (g) L}.

Let E = {a, b}. For each of the following languages, find a grammar that generates it. (a) L1 = {a"b™ : n 2 0, m < n}. (b) L2 = {a³"b²" ; n 2 2}. (c) L3 = {a"+³b" : n 2 2}. (d) L4 = {a"b"-2 :n 2 3}. %3D %3D (e) L¸L2. (f) LịU L2. (g) L}.

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