Consider the alphabet Σ = {a,b}. For each of the following languages, give two strings that re members and two strings that are not members. (a) b*a* (b) a(ab)*b (c) a+Ub+ (d) (aba)* (e) ΣαΣ*bΣ* Σ (f) aba Ubab (g) b(e U a)b (h) Σ*(a U ba U bb)Σ*

Consider the alphabet Σ = {a,b}. For each of the following languages, give two strings that re members and two strings that are not members. (a) ba (b) a(ab)b (c) a+Ub+ (d) (aba) (e) ΣαΣbΣ Σ (f) aba Ubab (g) b(e U a)b (h) Σ(a U ba U bb)Σ

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(c) a+ Ub+
(d) (aba)*
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(f) aba Ubab
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(h) Σ* (a Uba U bb)Σ*

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