(4) (i) What language is accepted by the Turing machineM=((9.9₁.9).(a,b),(a,b,)....(q)) with8(q,,b)=(q,,b, R).8(q,,a)=(q,,a, R),8(q,,b)=(q,,b, R),8(q₁,0)=(9₂, 0, L),(ii) What language is accepted by the Turing machine withM = ({90-91-92),(a,b),(a,b,D),5.q.. (9,)) with8(q.,b)=(q,,b, R),8(q,,a) = (q,,a, R),8(q,,b) = (q,,b, R),8(9₁,0)=(9₂, 0, L),8(q₂.a) = (q,,a, R)(iii) What language is accepted by the Turing machineM = ({90-91-92-93),(a,b),(a,b,,o,q.. {92)) with(q,, a) = (q,,a, R),(q,,b) = (q₁, b, R),8(9₁,0)=(9₂,0,1),(qo, b) = (q3, b, R),8(q,, a) = (q,,a, R),(93,0)=(9₂, 0,4),

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(4) (i) What language is accepted by the Turing machine M-((9.9₁.92).(a,b),(a,b,)....(,)) with 8(q..b)=(q,,b, R). 8(q,,a)=(q,,a, R), 8(q,,b)=(q,,b, R), 8(q₁,0)=(9₂, 0,4), (ii) What language is accepted by the Turing machine with M=((90-9₁-9₂),(a,b),(a,b,).6.q..(a,)) with 8(q..b)=(q,,b, R), 8(q,,a)=(q,,a, R), 8(q,,b)=(q,,b, R), 8(9₁,0)=(9₂0. L), 8(q₂.a)=(q,,a, R) (iii) What language is accepted by the Turing machine M = ((90-9₁-92-93),(a,b),(a,b,.6.q.. (92)) with

(4) (i) What language is accepted by the Turing machine M-((9.9₁.92).(a,b),(a,b,)....(,)) with 8(q..b)=(q,,b, R). 8(q,,a)=(q,,a, R), 8(q,,b)=(q,,b, R), 8(q₁,0)=(9₂, 0,4), (ii) What language is accepted by the Turing machine with M=((90-9₁-9₂),(a,b),(a,b,).6.q..(a,)) with 8(q..b)=(q,,b, R), 8(q,,a)=(q,,a, R), 8(q,,b)=(q,,b, R), 8(9₁,0)=(9₂0. L), 8(q₂.a)=(q,,a, R) (iii) What language is accepted by the Turing machine M = ((90-9₁-92-93),(a,b),(a,b,.6.q.. (92)) with

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