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In the conversion of the following NFA into a DFA M using subset construction, what is ö(final state of M, a} ? Specifically, this next state is non-accepting state. A (r) v how many final states are reachable from the start state of M? в. 3 C2 what is ö(start state of M, b) ? D. {p.g.r) E.O F. (p) G (g) H.1 I. {p.q) J. (pr)

In the conversion of the following NFA into a DFA M using subset construction, what is ö(final state of M, a} ? Specifically, this next state is non-accepting state. A (r) v how many final states are reachable from the start state of M? в. 3 C2 what is ö(start state of M, b) ? D. {p.g.r) E.O F. (p) G (g) H.1 I. {p.q) J. (pr)

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