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consider the grammer
E->E+E / E*E / (E) /a
THE NUMBER OF RIGHT MOST DERIVATION FOR THE SENTENCE (a) is ___________________________
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i think (a) cant be derived from given grammer??
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I think there is a mistake in ques, this rule should be E -> (E) instead of E -> E (E)
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For this given grammar the answer will be only one
Bcz E->(E)->(a)
For the given grammar u can't find more than one possibility to derive (a)
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I think Only One Right Most Derivation possible for the sentence (a).
E -> (E)
E-> a
Correct me if I am wrong.
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E->(E)
->(a)
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