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I used the wrong statement in my previous question...

I have revised it...
Using the grammar below, show the leftmost derivation of thefollowing statement:    A = (A + B) * C <assign> => <id> = <expr> <id> => A|B|C <expr> => <expr> +<term>                     |<term> <term> => <term> * <factor>                   |<factor> <factor> => ( <expr> )                   |<id> I used the wrong statement in my previous question...

I have revised it...
Using the grammar below, show the leftmost derivation of thefollowing statement:    A = (A + B) * C <assign> => <id> = <expr> <id> => A|B|C <expr> => <expr> +<term>                     |<term> <term> => <term> * <factor>                   |<factor> <factor> => ( <expr> )                   |<id>

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=                      A =                      A =                       A = *                      A = *                         A =() *                         A =( + ) *                         A =( + ) *                         A =( + )*                         A = (+ ) *                            A= (A + ) *                         A = (A +) *                         A = (A +) *                            A= (A+B) *                            A=(A + B) *                            A= (A +B) * C

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