3. Using the bypass algorithm in the first proof of Theorem 6 (Kleene's theorem), Part 2, convert the following TG into regular expression:
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The TG you've provided seems to be a list of transitions rather than a full graph, but I'll assume it's a simple TG with states and transitions labeled with 'a', 'ab', and 'ba'. Let's denote the states as q0, q1, q2, etc. and assume that q0 is the initial state Show more…
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