Problem 5. Find dfa's that accept the following languages: a) Laa+bba*b* ) b) L aa + aba'b* ) c) L( (abba) + (aba'+b) ) d) L(((aa) b)*)

Q: Construct an NPDA on 2= {a,b,c}_for each of the following languages: a) L = {a"bm|0 < m s } L =…

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Q: What is the language that the following CFG generate? (describe by RE) SaXa SbXb X>aX XbX

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Q: Convert the following Regular Expressions to their equivalent NFA/Ɛ-NFAs using Thompson’s…

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Q: L(aa* + aba*b*)

A: Actually, answer has given below:

Q: For the following language a) Give a DFA b) Give an NFA c) Give an 8-NFA {0n1m In>0, m>0, the…

A: a) Give a DFA

Q: 2- Write CFG for the following languages a) L= {anb²n, n>0} b) L= {a²b", n≥0} c) L= {ww}, w={a,b}*…

A: As per the Bartleby guidelines we have to answer only first 3 questions so repost remaining…

Q: Construct automata for the following regular expressions: a(bb)*b* 2. a*aab*bb

A: 1. Automata for the regular expression a(bb)*b*:

Q: 3) Language of a b²n, where n>=1. 4) Language of a³"b", where n>=. 5) W| the length of W is odd.

A: The answer for 3,4,5 are below (except for 1,2) Below is detailed explanation:

Q: Finite State Automaton (FSA) for checking the valid identifier

A: Given :- In the above question, the finite state automation is mention in the above given question…

Q: 5. Design a CFG that recognizes the languages: a. Li = (w| w contains even number of O's} where the…

A: I have provided both CFG in step 2

Q: 8. Find CFGS for the following languages over the alphabet E = {a b): (i) All words in which the…

A: The CFG is also known as context free grammer. Note: As per our company guidelines we are supposed…

Q: 6. Show that the following language is decidable: {{N, R) : N is an NFA and R is a regex and L(N) #…

A: The solution to the given question is: Decidable problems- A problem is said to be decidable if a)…

Q: Answer the questions below in a word document and upload the file. a) Convert the following Context…

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Q: b lab, bba

A: f) q4 has {a,b}* Top part has ab Bottom part has bba

Q: *) Show parse trees and abstract syntax trees for: a) a +b * c * d * e * f b) а - b/c/d+e- c) a / (b…

A: Let see the step by step explanation below-

Q: a) Give regular expressions for the following languages:  1) {w ∈ {0, 1}∗ | w contains at least…

A: "Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: HW # 1: Consider the following DFA over E {a, b}: • DFAI recognizes language LI = L(MI) DFA1 M1 for…

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Q: b) If we have Σ = {aaD, cbb,bc} then find it’s Σ+ & Σ*  c) Design an NFA that accepts Language…

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Q: 8. Build a DPDA that accepts the language L = {(ab)" (aab)b² |n20

A: I have given complete explanation. see below steps.

Q: For each of the following languages L, give a regular expression that represents L and draw or…

A: a) below is the DSA

Q: 3. Give a DPDA that accepts the language {(ab)*(ba)' : i > 0}

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Q: Construct an nfa that accepts the language L((a|b)* ab(a|b))

A: A string is accepted by a NFA if at least one of all possible transitions ends in a final state.

Q: 1. Find a pda that accepts the language L = {a"b²n : n > 0}.

A: Below is the answer to above question. I hope this will be helpful for you..

Q: Briefly explain the following languages are NOT decidable. ETM = {(M)| M is a TM and L(M) = Ø}. The…

A: Yes,It's decidable.

Q: 2. Find a DFA that accepts the language L = L(ab*a*) U L((ab)*ba).

A: Designed the DFA for the given language

Q: Find Dfa's that accept the language L(aa*+aba*b*)

A: Expanding the given lanuage L = { aaa , abab , abaaaabbb , ....... } The simple NFA is given below :…

Q: Q5 of 6 Pumping Lemma for Context-Free languages Show that the following languages are not…

A: Pumping Lemma for CFL states that, If L is a CFL and W belongs to L such that |W|&gt;=n for some…

Q: 5. Find a DFA for each of the following languages over the alphabet (a, b). a. (ab, abab,…

A: According to answering policy we can answer only 3 parts. For remaining parts please resubmit again.…

Q: ints) Use Pumping Lemma for CFLS to show that the language L= {a"b"c2n:n20}is NOT a Context Free…

A: use pumping lemma for CFLs to show that language L={a^nb^nc^2n } is not context free language

Computational Systems

The computation systems can be defined as the systems that are capable of solving a problem that includes calculations either mathematical or logical, and are able to produce the result as an output. For example, a simple calculator that is given a set of numbers and operators as input and produces the result as an output can be defined as a computational system. The above example is a simple illustration only, the computational systems range from simple devices to complex devices such as the systems that control the SpaceX companies, Starlink satellites which are being quite recently seen in the skies at many places globally.