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Consider the following language:

L={an bm cm dn n,m >=1}

What is the minimum yield of the above language ? (From equivalent parse tree)

(a) abcd             (b) aaabbbcccddd

(c) aabbccdd      (d) aaaabbbbccccdddd

What's the meaning of this question ?? Unable to understand.
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Minimum yield is nothing but what is the minimum string possible from the given language,it can be even cheked wit parse tree.

Given Language is L={an bm cm dn,m >=1}

Since n,m>=1 we can take n=m=1 which is minimum possible , a1 b1 c1 d= abcd

Hence 1) abcd is correct 

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