In this exercise, you are going to give a formal description of the algorithm for constructing theNFA-A A(r) = (Q, 8, 9o, F) constructed from the regular expression r. For each of the automata below, givemathematical descriptions of Q, 8, go, and F.(ii) A(1), the automaton90Q=8(90) = =F =

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In this exercise, you are going to give a formal description of the algorithm for constructing the NFA-A A(r) = (Q, 8, qo, F) constructed from the regular expression r. For each of the automata below, give mathematical descriptions of Q, 6, go, and F. (ii) A(1), the automaton 90 Q= 8(go)= F =

In this exercise, you are going to give a formal description of the algorithm for constructing the NFA-A A(r) = (Q, 8, qo, F) constructed from the regular expression r. For each of the automata below, give mathematical descriptions of Q, 6, go, and F. (ii) A(1), the automaton 90 Q= 8(go)= F =

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In this exercise, you are going to give a formal description of the algorithm for constructing the
NFA-A A(r) = (Q, 8, 9o, F) constructed from the regular expression r. For each of the automata below, give
mathematical descriptions of Q, 8, go, and F.
(ii) A(1), the automaton
90
Q=
8(90) = =
F =

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