Q2. For each of the following pair of regular languages, find a finite automaton that defines L1∩L2. L1= (a+b) b (a+b) * L2= a (a + b) * Q2. For each of the following pair of regular languages, find a finite automaton that definesLINL2. (10)L1= (a+b) b (a+b)*L2= a (a + b)"Answer:

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L1= (a+b) b (a+b)*
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