Identify the language that is accepted by the following PDA, where the alphabet is {a, b}?(s,e,e) (q0,Z)1.2.(q0,a,e) (q0,aa)(q0,b,a) (q1,e)(q1,b,a) (q1,e)(q1,e,Z) (f,e,e)3.4.5.{a"b*" \nz 0}{a*b®m \ n z 1}{a*b®m \ n > 1}{a" b2n \ n > 1}

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Identify the language that is accepted by the following PDA, where the alphabet is {a, b}? (s,e,e) (q0,Z) (q0,a,e) (q0,aa) (q0,b,a) (q1,e) (q1,b,a) (q1,e) (q1,e,Z) (f,e,e) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. {a*b? \ n > 0} {a* b? \ n z 1} {a"b?m \ n > 1} {a"b>" \ n > 1}

Identify the language that is accepted by the following PDA, where the alphabet is {a, b}? (s,e,e) (q0,Z) (q0,a,e) (q0,aa) (q0,b,a) (q1,e) (q1,b,a) (q1,e) (q1,e,Z) (f,e,e) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. {ab? \ n > 0} {a b? \ n z 1} {a"b?m \ n > 1} {a"b>" \ n > 1}

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Identify the language that is accepted by the following PDA, where the alphabet is {a, b}?
(s,e,e) (q0,Z)
1.
2.
(q0,a,e) (q0,aa)
(q0,b,a) (q1,e)
(q1,b,a) (q1,e)
(q1,e,Z) (f,e,e)
3.
4.
5.
{a"b*" \nz 0}
{a*b®m \ n z 1}
{a*b®m \ n > 1}
{a" b2n \ n > 1}

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