Help with my computational theory homework Consider the language consisting of Turing Machines that accept at least two different strings,X = {(M) | M is a Turing Machine that accepts at least two different inputs}.That is, (M) EX if and only if |L(M)| ≥ 2.1. Show that X is Turing-recognizable.2. Give a mapping reduction ATM ≤m X, and explain why it works.3. What can we conclude about X from the fact that ATM ≤m X?

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