Consider the grammar, with start symbol VO, for whichN = {VO, V1, V2) (set of non- terminal symbols)T = {a,b,c}(set of terminal symbols)and the production rules are1. VO a V13. VO-> b5. V1C7. V1bcV19. V2-> V0a V12. VObV24. V1 ->C V16. V1 ->bV08. V2-> a V210. V2bV1In the space below, show that the string ac²b³ac is in the language defined by the grammar, byproducing a derivation of the string. State the production rule used at each stage of the derivationParagraph VB I U AV5GO+ v...11.

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