Question: 1. Consider the Grammar G = {V, T, E, P), where V = (E, I) and T = {a, b, c, +,*, (, )).

1. Consider the Grammar G = {V, T, E, P), where V 

1. Consider the Grammar G = {V, T, E, P), where V = (E, I) and T = {a, b, c, +,*, (, )). There are seven terminal symbols in the set T including one left and one right parenthesis. Production Rules P are as follows EI EE+E E E E E (E) 1a|b|c Show that the above grammar is ambiguous.

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