Problem 1:(a) Draw a state diagram for a push-down automata that willdetermine if n divides x. The input is of the form#111...#2222...# where there are n 1's and x 2's. N >= 2 and x>= n.(b) Suppose we input x as #222...# where there are x 2's. Usethe idea from part (a) to determine the smallest number >= 2that divides x.

Problem 1: (a) Draw a state diagram for a push-down automata that will determine if n divides x. The input is of the form #111...#2222....# where there are n 1's and x 2's. N>= 2 and x >3= >= n. (b) Suppose we input x as #222...# where there are x 2's. Use the idea from part (a) to determine the smallest number >= 2 that divides x.

Problem 1: (a) Draw a state diagram for a push-down automata that will determine if n divides x. The input is of the form #111...#2222....# where there are n 1's and x 2's. N>= 2 and x >3= >= n. (b) Suppose we input x as #222...# where there are x 2's. Use the idea from part (a) to determine the smallest number >= 2 that divides x.

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