Build a non-deterministic finite automaton for each of the following languages: a) (a + ba) b) (a + b) *abb c) (a + b + ɛ)cc*, d) (a * (b + c)d * ) * .

Build a non-deterministic finite automaton for each of the following languages: a) (a + ba) b) (a + b) abb c) (a + b + ɛ)cc, d) (a * (b + c)d * ) * .

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Build a non-deterministic finite automaton for each
of the following languages:
a) (a + ba)
b) (a + b) *abb
c) (a + b + ɛ)cc*,
d) (a * (b + c)d * ) * .

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