Consider the NFA N₁ shown in Figure 1 over the alphabet Σ₁ = {0, 1}. 0 1 92 91 € X Figure 1: NFA N₁ for Problem 2. 0 0,1 93 1. What are the set of states, initial state, and accepting state(s) of the NFA N₁? 2. Write three elements in the the transition relation of N₁. 3. Explain in simple English what is the language recognized by N₁? 4. What is the compliment of the language recognized by N₁?

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Consider the NFA N₁ shown in Figure 1 over the alphabet Σ₁ = {0, 1}.
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1
92
91
€
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Figure 1: NFA N₁ for Problem 2.
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0,1
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1. What are the set of states, initial state, and accepting state(s) of the NFA N₁?
2. Write three elements in the the transition relation of N₁.
3. Explain in simple English what is the language recognized by N₁?
4. What is the compliment of the language recognized by N₁?
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the NFA N₁ shown in Figure 1 over the alphabet Σ₁ = {0, 1}. 0 1 92 91 € X Figure 1: NFA N₁ for Problem 2. 0 0,1 93 1. What are the set of states, initial state, and accepting state(s) of the NFA N₁? 2. Write three elements in the the transition relation of N₁. 3. Explain in simple English what is the language recognized by N₁? 4. What is the compliment of the language recognized by N₁?
5. Describe in simple English, the language represented by the following regular expres-
sions.
(a) (1U01U001)* (€ U0U00)
(b) (11 U 0)*(00 U 1)*
6. Prove that concatenation operation is not commutative over regular languages (do not
state that this result has been proved in class).
Transcribed Image Text:5. Describe in simple English, the language represented by the following regular expres- sions. (a) (1U01U001)* (€ U0U00) (b) (11 U 0)*(00 U 1)* 6. Prove that concatenation operation is not commutative over regular languages (do not state that this result has been proved in class).
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