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The given grammar has single non terminal (length = 1) on the left hand side for every production.
=> Grammar G is context free
All the productions can be generalized in the form A-> Bα or A-> αB or A-> α. Therefore the grammar is right linear as well as left linear
=> Grammar G is linear
Now since the grammar is right linear and left linear it cannot be regular
=> Grammar G is not regular.
We cannot generate null production from the given grammar.
=> Grammar is not CS (Context Sensitive)
We have atleast one non terminal in the left hand side so the grammar is unrestricted.
=> Grammar G is unrestricted.
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