Question 2 State whether the following strings belong to the language defined by the regular expression 1*11*01* 111 1010 101 1001 yes no no yes 11110 yes

Question 2 State whether the following strings belong to the language defined by the regular expression 11101* 111 1010 101 1001 yes no no yes 11110 yes

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