Consider the following 2-NFA.Regular Expressions, Nondeterministic &Deterministic Finite AutomatonAll based on above lambda NFA.What is a regular expression that can describe ALLstrings accepted by the automaton?Utilize a subset construction to constructdeterministic finite automaton that accepts thesame language. Specify the transition table and thestart and accepting states.Concisely, how can you use reachability in thegraph to reduce number of states as much aspossible. How many states would that result in?Please Illustrate the resulting DFA (with thereduced # of states)

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Consider the following 2-NFA. 2 Regular Expressions, Nondeterministic & Deterministic Finite Automaton All based on above lambda NFA. What is a regular expression that can describe ALL strings accepted by the automaton?

Consider the following 2-NFA. 2 Regular Expressions, Nondeterministic & Deterministic Finite Automaton All based on above lambda NFA. What is a regular expression that can describe ALL strings accepted by the automaton?

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Consider the following 2-NFA.
Regular Expressions, Nondeterministic &
Deterministic Finite Automaton
All based on above lambda NFA.
What is a regular expression that can describe ALL
strings accepted by the automaton?
Utilize a subset construction to construct
deterministic finite automaton that accepts the
same language. Specify the transition table and the
start and accepting states.
Concisely, how can you use reachability in the
graph to reduce number of states as much as
possible. How many states would that result in?
Please Illustrate the resulting DFA (with the
reduced # of states)

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