Suppose A → xBz and B → y, then the simplified grammar would be:Select one:a. None of the mentionedb. A → xBz|xyzc. A → xyz d. A → xBz|B|y
Question
Suppose A → xBz and B → y, then the simplified grammar would be:Select one:a. None of the mentionedb. A → xBz|xyzc. A → xyz d. A → xBz|B|y
Solution
The simplified grammar would be:
c. A → xyz
Here's the step-by-step explanation:
- We have two production rules: A → xBz and B → y.
- We can substitute B → y into the first rule wherever B appears.
- This gives us A → x(y)z.
- Simplifying this, we get A → xyz.
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