1. Determine the instantaneous state description given the following string and PDA for language L = {wwr | w is in (0+1)*}: w=10001 E = {0, 1}T= {Z, 0, 1}Q = {q0,q,,q2}Grow stack0, ZJOZ,1, Z/1Z.0, 0/000, 1/01Pop stack formatching symbols0, 0/€1, 1/ɛ%3D1, 0/101, 1/1192E, ZJZ,ɛ, ZJZOE, ZJZ.E, 0/0E, 1/1Go to acceptanceSwitch topopping mode

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1. Determine the instantaneous state description given the following string and PDA for language L = {wwr | w is in (0+1)*}: w=10001

E = {0, 1}
T= {Z, 0, 1}
Q = {q0,q,,q2}
Grow stack
0, ZJOZ,
1, Z/1Z.
0, 0/00
0, 1/01
Pop stack for
matching symbols
0, 0/€
1, 1/ɛ
%3D
1, 0/10
1, 1/11
92
E, ZJZ,
ɛ, ZJZO
E, ZJZ.
E, 0/0
E, 1/1
Go to acceptance
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