Which of the following best describes the set of strings that are Booleanexpressions (e.g., "not p or (q and r)"), with the precedence rules 'not' > ‘and' >‘or' for the three logical operators, left-associativity is supported, and sub-expressions in parentheses are also allowed?A. {S→E, E→T|E or T, T→FIT and F, F→ G | not G, G → (E) I plq|r}B. { S→ E, E →TIE and T, T→ FIT or F, F→ G | not G, G → (E) I plq|r}C. {S → El not E, E → TIE and T, T→FIT or F, F→ (E) I plq|r}D. {S → El not E, E→TI E or T, T→FIT and F, F→ (E) Ip|q|r}

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