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Look at R.E. 1 & 2,3,4 In R.E. 2 ,it cannot produce 'a'.

So Regular expression 1 will never generate same language as of others

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this the very simple . start with the minimum strings that can be made . starting with first string every language with a as a substring will be accepted. and minimum string will be a .but every other language minimum string will be aa. hence 1 is not like other.
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R.E. 1(min string is "a") is different from others R.E.2,3,4(min string is "aa" ) but R.E.1 can also generate "aa", so Ans is 5.All are generating same language, and the Language is having atleast 2 a’s.
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