Please show every single reduction step clearly!!!! Q1.B-reduce below untyped A-terms to their normal form. Clearly demonstrate every single reductionstep((Af. Ax.fffx)f)((af. Ax.fffx)f)(Au. Aw. Af. Ax. w(uf)x))(\f. Xx.ffffffx)(\f.Xx.fx)a)b)c)(YF) 4 whereAf. Ax. (if x == 0 then 0 else x+f(x–1))Af.(Ax.f (xx))(1x.f(xx)).:=y :=

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Q1. step B-reduce below untyped A-terms to their normal form. Clearly demonstrate every single reduction a) ((aF. Ax.fffx)f)((\f. Ax.fffx)f) b) (Au. Aw. Af. Ax. w (uf)x))(\f. Ax.ffffffx)(Af. Ax.f x) c) (YF) 4 where F := Af.Ax. (if x == 0 then 0 else x+f(x- 1)) y := Af.(Ax.ƒ(xx))(Ax.f (xx)).

Q1. step B-reduce below untyped A-terms to their normal form. Clearly demonstrate every single reduction a) ((aF. Ax.fffx)f)((\f. Ax.fffx)f) b) (Au. Aw. Af. Ax. w (uf)x))(\f. Ax.ffffffx)(Af. Ax.f x) c) (YF) 4 where F := Af.Ax. (if x == 0 then 0 else x+f(x- 1)) y := Af.(Ax.ƒ(xx))(Ax.f (xx)).

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Please show every single reduction step clearly!!!!

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B-reduce below untyped A-terms to their normal form. Clearly demonstrate every single reduction
step
((Af. Ax.fffx)f)((af. Ax.fffx)f)
(Au. Aw. Af. Ax. w(uf)x))(\f. Xx.ffffffx)(\f.Xx.fx)
a)
b)
c)
(YF) 4 where
Af. Ax. (if x == 0 then 0 else x+f(x–1))
Af.(Ax.f (xx))(1x.f(xx)).
:=
y :=

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