Given a TM M and a string w. Construct a TM M' such that if M accepts w, M' accepts exactly two strings (can be any two strings). Otherwise, M' does not accept exactly two strings (can be either less than two strings or greater than two strings).
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Step 2: If M accepts w, we need to modify M' to accept exactly two strings. We can do this by adding transitions in M' that lead to accepting states after processing w. Step 3: If M does not accept w, we need to modify M' to not accept exactly two strings. We Show more…
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