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Construct a right-linear grammar for the language L((aab*ab)*). Find a regular grammar that generates the language on sigma = {a, b} consisting of the strings with no more than three a's. In Theorem 3.5, prove that L(G) = (L(G))^R. Suggest a construction by which a left-linear grammar can be obtained from an nfa directly. Find a left-linear grammar for the language in Exercise 6 Find a regular grammar for the language L = P{a^n b^n: n + m is even} Find a regular grammar that generates the language L = {w elementof {a, b}^n: n_e (w) + 3n_b (w) is even} Find regular grammars for the following languages on {a, b} (a) L = {w:n_a(w) and n_b (w) are both even} (b) L = {w:(n_a(w) - n_b(w)) mod 3 = 1}. (c) L = {w: (n_a(w) - bn_b (w)) mod 3 notequalto 1}. (d) L = {w: (n_a(w) - n_b (w)) mod 3 notequalto 0}. (e) L = (w: |n_a(w) - n_b (w)| is odd}. Show that for every regular language not containing lambda there exists a rightlinear grammar whose productions are restricted to the forms A rightarrow aB or A rightarrow a, where A, B elementof V, and a elementof T. Show that any regular grammar g for which L(G) notequalto must have at least one production of the form A rightarrow x where A elementof V and x elementof T*. Find a regular grammar that generates the set of all real numbers in C. Let G_1 = (V_1 sigma_1 S_1 P_1) be right-linear and G_2 = (V_2, sigma, S_2, P_2) be a left linear grammar, and assume that V_1 and V_2 are disjoint. Consider the linear grammar G = ({S} V_1 V_2, sigma, S, P), where S is not in V_1 V_2 and P = {S rightarrow S_1|S_2} P_1 P_2. Show that L(G) is regular