I need help solving the following Deterministic FiniteAcceptersExample: Consider the dfa M = (Q, 2, 8, 9o, F)Q = { 90, 9₁, 9₂}Σ = {0,1}= F = {9₁}where the transition function (8: Q X ≥ ⇒ Q) is given by= 8(90, 0) = 908(90,1)= 918(9₁, 0) = 9⁰8(9₁, 1) = 928(9₂, 0) = 9₂8(92, 1) = 9₁What is Q?-What is Σ?- What is F?What is the initial state?▪How do we visualize any dfa?I

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Deterministic Finite
Accepters
Example: Consider the dfa M = (Q, 2, 8, 9o, F)
Q = { 90, 9₁, 9₂}
Σ = {0,1}
= F = {9₁}
where the transition function (8: Q X ≥ ⇒ Q) is given by
= 8(90, 0) = 90
8(90,1)= 91
8(9₁, 0) = 9⁰
8(9₁, 1) = 92
8(9₂, 0) = 9₂
8(92, 1) = 9₁
What is Q?
-
What is Σ?
- What is F?
What is the initial state?
▪
How do we visualize any dfa?
I

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A DFA (Deterministic Finite Automaton) is a mathematical model of a machine that can be in one of a finite number of states, and can transition from one state to another based on a fixed set of inputs (symbols from the input alphabet). A DFA can be used to recognize patterns in sequences of symbols and is particularly useful for implementing formal languages and regular expressions.

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