Here is the transition table of a DFA that we shall call M: 0 1 →A B G B C H *C D G *D A H E F C F G I *G H C *H A D I E I Find the minimum-state DFA equivalent to the above. States in the minimum-state DFA are each the merger of some of the states of M. Find in the list below a set of states of M that forms one state of the minimum-state DFA. a) {B} b) {A,B} c) {C,H} d) {C,D}

Here is the transition table of a DFA that we shall call M: 0 1 →A B G B C H C D G D A H E F C F G I G H C H A D I E I Find the minimum-state DFA equivalent to the above. States in the minimum-state DFA are each the merger of some of the states of M. Find in the list below a set of states of M that forms one state of the minimum-state DFA. a) {B} b) {A,B} c) {C,H} d) {C,D}

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