Eliminate epsilon, unit and useless symbols and rewrite into CNF

Problem

Eliminate epsilon, unit and the useless symbols for the given grammar and rewrite it into CNF.

S->0E0|1FF| ε

E->G

F->S|E

G->S| ε

Solution

In the given grammar, we will first remove the null production. There are two null productions in the grammar, as given below −

S ==> ε

G ==> ε

So, remove null production and rewrite all the other rules containing G by epsilon there, along with old productions. We do not remove S ==> epsilon as it is the start symbol.

Remove G ==> epsilon, we get the following −

S ==> 0E0 | 1FF | ε

E ==> G | ε

F ==> S | E

G ==> S

Now remove E ==> epsilon, we get the following −

S ==> 0E0 | 1FF | 00 | ε

E ==> G

F ==> S | E | ε

G ==> S

Now remove F ==> epsilon, we get the following −

S ==> 0E0 | 1FF | 00 | 1S | 1E | 1 | ε

E ==> G

F ==> S | E

G ==> S

Now, we have to remove unit production, there is only one unit production E ==> G and G ==> S,

By removing G ==> S, we get the following −

S ==> 0E0 | 1FF | 00 | 1S | 1E | 1 | ε

E ==> S

F ==> S | E

Remove E ==> S, we get the following −

S ==> 0S0 | 1FF | 00 | 1S | 1 | ε

F ==> S

Removing F ==> S, we get the following −

S ==> 0S0 | 1SS | 00 | 1S | 1 | ε

Now we have to convert it to Chomsky normal form (CNF). So, we do the following −

Add production A ==> 0, B==>1, C ==> AS and D ==> BS,

We get final grammar as follows −

S ==> CA | DS | BB | AS | 1 | ε

A ==> 0

B ==> 1

C ==> AS

D ==> BS
The text passage describes a problem and solution for converting a given grammar into Chomsky Normal Form (CNF) by eliminating epsilon, unit, and useless symbols. It provides a step-by-step process to achieve this transformation.
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Given a text passage, determine:
    1. If it contains a mathematical question (including word problems or calculations)
    2. If an answer to that mathematical question is provided in the text

First, describe the content structure you found in 1-2 sentences.

Then provide your analysis in the following format:
TYPE: <one of the following values>
- NO_QUESTION
- SINGLE_QUESTION
- SINGLE_QUESTION_WITH_ANSWER
- MULTIPLE_QUESTIONS
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Eliminate epsilon, unit and useless symbols and rewrite into CNF

Problem

Eliminate epsilon, unit and the useless symbols for the given grammar and rewrite it into CNF.

S->0E0|1FF| ε

E->G

F->S|E

G->S| ε

Solution

In the given grammar, we will first remove the null production. There are two null productions in the grammar, as given below −

S ==> ε

G ==> ε

So, remove null production and rewrite all the other rules containing G by epsilon there, along with old productions. We do not remove S ==> epsilon as it is the start symbol.

Remove G ==> epsilon, we get the following −

S ==> 0E0 | 1FF | ε

E ==> G | ε

F ==> S | E

G ==> S

Now remove E ==> epsilon, we get the following −

S ==> 0E0 | 1FF | 00 | ε

E ==> G

F ==> S | E | ε

G ==> S

Now remove F ==> epsilon, we get the following −

S ==> 0E0 | 1FF | 00 | 1S | 1E | 1 | ε

E ==> G

F ==> S | E

G ==> S

Now, we have to remove unit production, there is only one unit production E ==> G and G ==> S,

By removing G ==> S, we get the following −

S ==> 0E0 | 1FF | 00 | 1S | 1E | 1 | ε

E ==> S

F ==> S | E

Remove E ==> S, we get the following −

S ==> 0S0 | 1FF | 00 | 1S | 1 | ε

F ==> S

Removing F ==> S, we get the following −

S ==> 0S0 | 1SS | 00 | 1S | 1 | ε

Now we have to convert it to Chomsky normal form (CNF). So, we do the following −

Add production A ==> 0, B==>1, C ==> AS and D ==> BS,

We get final grammar as follows −

S ==> CA | DS | BB | AS | 1 | ε

A ==> 0

B ==> 1

C ==> AS

D ==> BS
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The text passage describes a problem and solution for converting a given grammar into Chomsky Normal Form (CNF) by eliminating epsilon, unit, and useless symbols. It provides a step-by-step process to achieve this transformation.

TYPE: NO_QUESTION

The passage does not contain a mathematical question or a request for a calculation. Instead, it provides a detailed solution to a problem in formal language theory.