Q4.Do only part b) and c).Suppose the PDA P = ({q,p}, {0, 1}, {Zo, X}, 8, q, Zo, {p}) has the following transition function:1. 8(q, 0, Zo) = {(q, X Zo)}.2. 8(q, 0, X) = {(q, XX)}.3. 8(q, 1, X) = {(q, X)}.4. 8(q, e, X) = {(p, €)}.5. 8(p, €, X) {(p, €)}.6. 8 (p, 1, X) = {(p, XX)}.7. 8(p, 1, Zo) = {(p, €)}.Starting from the initial ID (q, w, Zo), show all the reachable ID 's when theinput w is:* a) 01.=(q, 01, Zo) |--b) 0011.c) 010.(q, 1, XZo)| (q, ɛ, XZ。) |— (p,ɛ, Zo) |— (p, 1, Zo) |— (p,ɛ,ɛ)--

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Q4. Do only part b) and c). Suppose the PDA P = = ({q,p}, {0, 1}, {Zo, X}, 8, q, Zo, {p}) has the following transition function: 1. 8(q, 0, Zo) = {(q, X Zo)}. 2. 8(q, 0, X) = {(q, XX)}. 3. 8(q, 1, X) = {(q,X)}. 4. 8(q, e, X) = {(p, €)}. 5. 8(p, e, X) = {(p, e)}. 6. 8(p, 1, X) = {(p, XX)}. 7. 8(p, 1, Zo) = {(p, e)}. Starting from the initial ID (q, w, Zo), show all the reachable ID 's when the input wis: * a) 01. - (q,01, Zo)| (q, 1, XZo)| (q, ɛ, XZo) |— (p,ɛ, Zo) |— (p, 1, Zo) |- (p, ε, ε) b) 0011. c) 010. -

Q4. Do only part b) and c). Suppose the PDA P = = ({q,p}, {0, 1}, {Zo, X}, 8, q, Zo, {p}) has the following transition function: 1. 8(q, 0, Zo) = {(q, X Zo)}. 2. 8(q, 0, X) = {(q, XX)}. 3. 8(q, 1, X) = {(q,X)}. 4. 8(q, e, X) = {(p, €)}. 5. 8(p, e, X) = {(p, e)}. 6. 8(p, 1, X) = {(p, XX)}. 7. 8(p, 1, Zo) = {(p, e)}. Starting from the initial ID (q, w, Zo), show all the reachable ID 's when the input wis: * a) 01. - (q,01, Zo)| (q, 1, XZo)| (q, ɛ, XZo) |— (p,ɛ, Zo) |— (p, 1, Zo) |- (p, ε, ε) b) 0011. c) 010. -

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Do only part b) and c).
Suppose the PDA P = ({q,p}, {0, 1}, {Zo, X}, 8, q, Zo, {p}) has the following transition function:
1. 8(q, 0, Zo) = {(q, X Zo)}.
2. 8(q, 0, X) = {(q, XX)}.
3. 8(q, 1, X) = {(q, X)}.
4. 8(q, e, X) = {(p, €)}.
5. 8(p, €, X) {(p, €)}.
6. 8 (p, 1, X) = {(p, XX)}.
7. 8(p, 1, Zo) = {(p, €)}.
Starting from the initial ID (q, w, Zo), show all the reachable ID 's when the
input w is:
* a) 01.
=
(q, 01, Zo) |-
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b) 0011.
c) 010.
(q, 1, XZo)| (q, ɛ, XZ。) |— (p,ɛ, Zo) |— (p, 1, Zo) |— (p,ɛ,ɛ)
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