Consider the finite-state automaton given by the following diagram: a. What is N(s2, a)? (2 pts) b. What is the state of the automaton if the string babaa is input? (2 pts) c. Which of the following 6 strings are accepted by the automaton: (2 pts) abab bbab abbbaa a bababa b d. Describe the language accepted by this automaton. (3 pts) e. Find a regular expression that defines the language described in part d. (3 pts)
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N(sz, a) is the number of times the automaton reaches state z after reading the input string a. Unfortunately, without the diagram, we cannot determine the value of N(sz, a). Show more…
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