Prove that if M is any A-NFA such that A L(M), then there exists an ordinary NFA N, with exactly one final state, such that L(M) = L(N). (Hint: Make a A-NFA with the desired properties. Then use the Theorem from this section, taking full advantage of the fine print.) %3D

Prove that if M is any A-NFA such that A L(M), then there exists an ordinary NFA N, with exactly one final state, such that L(M) = L(N). (Hint: Make a A-NFA with the desired properties. Then use the Theorem from this section, taking full advantage of the fine print.) %3D

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