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we know in S attributed ...parent takes values from child...

while in L attributed the we can take values from parent or from LEFT siblings...but not from right-ones...

Here A.x takes value from B.x means from the right sibling....

SO OPTION D IS CORRECT...its not S attributed and L attributed too...

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