Based on the below PDA (M), answer the following questions: a, E→ a b, a →E 8,8 E go | b, a →E, E,$$ 92, 93 2$ Stack 1. Write in sequence the used Transition Functions for the input (aaabbb), In which you start from (q0) state. 2 What's left in the stack after consuming the input (aaabbb)? 3. Is the input Accepted or Rejected? 4 What is the Language of this machine (L(M)) that répresent this PDA?

Based on the below PDA (M), answer the following questions: a, E→ a b, a →E 8,8 E go | b, a →E, E,$$ 92, 93 2$ Stack 1. Write in sequence the used Transition Functions for the input (aaabbb), In which you start from (q0) state. 2 What's left in the stack after consuming the input (aaabbb)? 3. Is the input Accepted or Rejected? 4 What is the Language of this machine (L(M)) that répresent this PDA?

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