4. Consider the context-free grammar G= (V, T, (EXPR), P), where: V= {(EXPR), (TERM), (FACTOR)}E T= {+, x, (), a}; (EXPR) is the start variable; P= Set of production rules as follows: (EXPR) → (EXPR)...

4. Consider the context-free grammar G= (V, T, (EXPR), P), where:<br>V= {(EXPR), (TERM), (FACTOR)}E<br>T= {+, x, (), a};<br>(EXPR) is the start variable;<br>P= Set of production rules as follows:<br>(EXPR) → (EXPR) + (TERM) | (EXPR) - (TERM) | (TERM)<br>(TERM) → (TERM) × (FACTOR)| (FACTOR)<br>(FACTOR) → ( (EXPR) ) | a | b<br>

Extracted text: 4. Consider the context-free grammar G= (V, T, (EXPR), P), where: V= {(EXPR), (TERM), (FACTOR)}E T= {+, x, (), a}; (EXPR) is the start variable; P= Set of production rules as follows: (EXPR) → (EXPR) + (TERM) | (EXPR) - (TERM) | (TERM) (TERM) → (TERM) × (FACTOR)| (FACTOR) (FACTOR) → ( (EXPR) ) | a | b

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4. Consider the context-free grammar G= (V, T, (EXPR), P), where: V= {(EXPR), (TERM), (FACTOR)}E T= {+, x, (), a}; (EXPR) is the start variable; P= Set of production rules as follows: (EXPR) → (EXPR)...

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