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0,1
1
(b) The language accepted by the following NFA:
0,1
and the language defined by the regular expression
( (0υ 1)0 (0U 1))*

For each of the following pairs of representations of regular languages, prove that they define different
languages.
(a) The language accepted by the following DFA:
and the language defined by the following NFA:

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