Q133 PointsPlease do one beta reduction on the following expressions using the "lazy evaluation" (call-by-name) beta reduction method.Please do not do beta reductions until this is in beta normal form, (unless you think one reductionwill take it to beta normal form), do exactly one reduction.Q13.11 PointOne reduction using lazy on: (Ax.xy) ((Ay.yz) a)((Ay.yz) a) y(Ax.xy) (az)azyThere is an infinite loopMultiple of the above are valid answersNone of the above are valid answersSave Answer One reduction using lazy on: (x.xy) (Az.z)(Ax.xy) (Az.z)yAz.zy(Az.z) yThere is an infinite loopMultiple of the above are valid answersNone of the above are valid answersSave AnswerQ13.31 PointOne reduction using lazy on: (Ax.a) ((Ay.yy) (Az.zz))(Ax.a) ((Az.zz) (Az.zz))(Ay-yy) (Az.zz)O There is an infinite loopMultiple of the above are valid answersNone of the above are valid answers

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