Are the following True or False. Support your answer with proofs or counter examples. (i) (ii) L₂ is regular and L, is regular then L₂ is regular. L₂ is regular and L, is regular then L₂ is regular. (iii) If L* is regular, then L is regular. If L, If L₁

Are the following True or False. Support your answer with proofs or counter examples. (i) (ii) L₂ is regular and L, is regular then L₂ is regular. L₂ is regular and L, is regular then L₂ is regular. (iii) If L* is regular, then L is regular. If L, If L₁

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examples.
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L₂ is regular and L, is regular then L₂ is regular.
L₂ is regular and L, is regular then L₂ is regular.
(iii) If L* is regular, then L is regular.
If L₁
If L₁

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