3 Pure Grammar G One Uses Variables Productions Grammar Defined Triple T P W T Finite Set Q37100382

3. A pure grammar, G, is one which uses no variables in its productions. Such a grammar is defined by a triple, (T, P, w), wh(b) Under what circumstances is L(G) finite, for a pure grammar G?

3. A pure grammar, G, is one which uses no variables in its productions. Such a grammar is defined by a triple, (T, P, w), where T is a finite set of terminals, P is a finite set of productions T → T*, and w is the start word. For such a grammar, define the language

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