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which of the statement is/are correct

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If L={a+b+} then LR={b+a+}

So L contains strings {ab,aab,aaab,abbb...} and LR={ba,baa,bba,...}

No strings common.

If L={a+} then LR={a+}

So L contains strings {a,aa,aaa...} and LR contains {a,aa,aaa...}

All strings common.

So S1 is false.

If L1={a} and L2={a*}

Then L1L2={aa*} and L2L1={a*a}  Both are same hence commutative in this case also..

S2 is false..

 

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@MiNiPanda

post it as answer

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Okay done :)
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If L={a+b+} then LR={b+a+}

So L contains strings {ab,aab,aaab,abbb...} and LR={ba,baa,bba,...}

No strings common.

If L={a+} then LR={a+}

So L contains strings {a,aa,aaa...} and LR contains {a,aa,aaa...}

All strings common.

So S1 is false.

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If L1={a} and L2={a*}

Then L1L2={aa*} and L2L1={a*a}  Both are same hence commutative in this case also..

S2 is false..

 

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