# What does it mean by equality and inclusion of a given Grammar ? In what kind of problems do we use such concept .

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Equality  means given two grammar whether they generate the same language .

Equality checks whether two grammar are equivalent .

Inclusion means suppose you have two grammar .One grammar  G1 generating some strings .

Inclusion  checks whether second grammar G2 generate  all the string generated by first grammar G1.

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does converse holds for Equality  ..what i mean is given 2 different languages can we say that these 2 different languges can be derived from the same Grammar.

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not making sense for me.How 2 different language is can be generated from same grammar.

Let us say L1=a^n b^n //n>=1and L2 =b^na^n//n>=1

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