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The solution for the system of post correspondence problem, $A=\{b a, a b b, b a b\}, B=\{b a b, b b, a b b\}$ is(A) 1312212(B) 15234434(C) 1311322(D) No solution.
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The Post Correspondence Problem (PCP) is a well-known undecidable problem in computer science and mathematical logic. It asks whether there exists a sequence of choices of tiles from two given sets (in this case, sets A and B) such that the sequence of letters on Show more…
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