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Consider the following subsets of {a,b,S}*

A={xy| x,y∊{a,b}* , #a(x)=#b(y)}

B={xSy| x,y∊{a,b}* , #a(x)=#b(y)}

{where S=$}

Which of the following statements are true ?

(A) A and B are both regular
(B) A is regular but B is not
(C) A is not regular but B is regular
(D) Both are non-regular
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