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Let L1 be a language from DCFL, L2 be from LR(k) grammar, and L3 be a language accepted by 2DFA.

Choose the correct statement,

1) There is no algorithm to decide if L1⋂L2 is empty.

2) L1 = L2.

3) L2 = L3.

4) A problem of L1 = L3 is undecidable.
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L2 is lr(k) than it has one to one correspondance with Dcfl. So both are dcfl, but intersection is undecidable for Dcfl

Hence first is true

2. False

3. Undecidable

4.true

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