Give a NFA M3 that accepts the language L3 = {w | w € {0, 1}* and w 4 {b'a³ | i, j >0}}. {w | w e {0,1}* and w is the (unsigned) Give a NFA M4 that accepts the language L4 binary representation of an integer n >0 with its most significant bits first (leftmost) and n is either three times a power of two OR is divisible by five }. For example, the integers 6,12 are accepted, integers 10,15 are accepted, but integers 7, 14 are not accepted.

Give a NFA M3 that accepts the language L3 = {w | w € {0, 1}* and w 4 {b'a³ | i, j >0}}. {w | w e {0,1}* and w is the (unsigned) Give a NFA M4 that accepts the language L4 binary representation of an integer n >0 with its most significant bits first (leftmost) and n is either three times a power of two OR is divisible by five }. For example, the integers 6,12 are accepted, integers 10,15 are accepted, but integers 7, 14 are not accepted.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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