Consider the following grammar: E \rightarrow E + T

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Module 2 : Syntax Analysis (Parser)

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Consider the following grammar:
$E \rightarrow E + T | T$
$T \rightarrow T * F | F$
$F \rightarrow (E) | id$

Is the grammar ambiguous? Justify your answer with proper reasoning.

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