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$(a+b)^* =a^*(ba^*)^*$

As this identity already proved. But $a^*(ba^*)^*$ couldn't generate "bab" . But $(a+b)^*$ could generate all strings over {a,b}. Then the above identity seen to be proved false. Please discuss how this is possible.

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