Suppose V={S, A, A, B}, T={a, B} , and $S \rightarrow A a$

question 57

Short Answer

Suppose V={S, A, a, b}, T={a, b} , and S is the start symbol. Find a set of productions that includes $S \rightarrow A a$ and $A \rightarrow a$ and generates the language {a, a a} .

Understand the concept and characteristics of random variables.

Identify the differences between continuous and discrete random variables.

Calculate probabilities using probability distributions.

Distinguish between mutually exclusive and non-exclusive events.

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