theory of computation Given the language L = {a,b}*{bb}{a,b}* = (a|b)'bb(a|b)" = E"bbE"%3D%3DWhich of the following strings belongs to L?Select one:1.6eL2. bbabba e L3. abab e L4. bab e LLet E = {a, b, ^, v,¬,(,)}, and suppose L is the set of allstrings that represent the logical (boolean) tautology, whichof the following is correct?Select one:1. The string a ab is in L.2. The string (a vbv(¬an -b)) is in L.3. The string a vb is in L.4. The string (a v b) is in L.Languages can be finite such as L= {a" | n> 0} or infinite suchL = {a, aba, bba}%3DSelect one:O TrueO FalseLet L1 = {bb} and L2 = {ɛ, bb, bbbb} over b, then e,zero, is an element of L, and L2"with length%3DSelect one:TrueCI FardeTaking into consideration the operations of the natural numbers (N), we can use oneof the following definitions to express the multiplication operation named ("Mul") interms of the successor S function where x, y are the inputs to produce single outputin N:Select one:1. Mul(x.Sty)) = S(Add(x.y))2. Mul(x.y) = Add(x.0)3. Mul(x.Sty)) = Add(x.Mul(x.y))4. Add(x.0)=Mul(S(x).S(y))

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Given the language L = {a,b}"{bb}{a,b}"= (a|b)¨bb(a|b)" = E'bb>" %3D %3D %3D Which of the following strings belongs to L? Select one: 1.be L 2. bbabba e L 3. abab e L 4. bab e L

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