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L1 is n(b)=3n(a) {no restriction on order in which a's and b's appear.}

L2 is having above condition too, but have an extra restriction on the order.

so, L2 is definitely a subset (a proper subset) of L1.

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IN L2 nothing is said about b.
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In L2, every a is followed by 3 b's.
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