Consider the following languages:

L₁ = {WW^R | W^_$\in$ {0, 1}} L₂ = {W # W^R |W^_$\in$ {0, 1}} where # is a special symbol L₃ = {WW | W^_$\in$ {0, 1}*}

Which of the following statements is true?

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