Q1 Creating RES Give a regular expression for the language L over the alphabet = {0, 1}, where every string in I must contain the substring 110, but cannot have more that two consecutive 0's. For example, 110 € L, 1100 € L. 11000 € L 1111011111 € L, 1011010111 € L, 1011010011 € L, 1011010001L, 01010 € L

Q1 Creating RES Give a regular expression for the language L over the alphabet = {0, 1}, where every string in I must contain the substring 110, but cannot have more that two consecutive 0's. For example, 110 € L, 1100 € L. 11000 € L 1111011111 € L, 1011010111 € L, 1011010011 € L, 1011010001L, 01010 € L

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Q1 Creating RES
Give a regular expression for the language I over the alphabet = {0, 1}, where every string in
I must contain the substring 110, but cannot have more that two consecutive O's.
For example,
110 € L,
1100 € L,
11000 € L,
1111011111 EL,
1011010111 L,
1011010011 L,
1011010001L,
01010 € L

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