Is not it Null?

Let Λ \Lambda denote the null string.

A A and B B are two languages over the alphabet Σ \Sigma such that neither of them is empty nor Σ \Sigma^* .

True or False?

A B = A B = { Λ } AB=A \implies B= \{\Lambda\}


Context : Theory of Computation and Languages


Thanks to: Agnishom Chattopadhyay

False True

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1 solution

B could also be empty. But I guess that is not an interesting choice of B B .

However, an interesting choice of A A and B B would be A = B = a A = B = a^{*}

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