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consider a PDA M ({g-91-923(a,c},{a.Z,},8,9 Z.lq;}) shown in below figure. Check the acceptability of string aacaa. a, Zg, aza a, a, e c, a, a E, Zg, Zg a, a, aa FIGURE : PDA accepting a"ca" :n21}

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consider a PDA M = ({g-91+42),la,c).{a.Z,},8.40 Zo.lg.}) shown in
below figure. Check the acceptability of string aacaa.
a, Za, aza
a, a, e
C, a, a
E, Zg, Ze
a, a, aa
FIGURE : PDA accepting {a"ca" : n2 1}

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