4.) Let the generative grammar G be G = ({S, A}, {z,u}, S, P), with production rules P = { S → AA, A →x, ASS S→Y, SAS }.

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4.) Let the generative grammar G be G = ({S, A}, {z,u}, S, P), with production rules P = { S → AA, A →x, ASS S→Y, SAS }.

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4.) Let the generative grammar G be G = ({S, A}, {z,u}, S, P), with production rules P = { S → AA, A →x, ASS S→Y, SAS }. A.) The generative grammar G is in Chomsky normal form, and it is not in Regular normal form. B.) The generative grammar G is in Regular normal form, and it is not in Chomsky normal form. C.) The generative grammar G is in Chomsky normal form and in Regular normal form in the same time. D.) The generative grammar G is not in Regular normal form nor in Chomsky normal form.

6.) Connect the equivalent grammars and automata. unrestricted grammar context-sensitive grammar context-free grammar regular grammar Turing machine finite automaton linear bounded automaton pushdown automaton
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