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S->aSb
S->e
S-> A
A->aA
B->C
C->D
The ratio of number of useless variables to number of useless production is:
a.
1
b.
3/4
c.
2/3
d.
0
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Q. Given: S->aSb S->e S-> A A->aA B->C C->D The ratio of number of useless variables to number of useless production is:
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