Question 3. Create an NFA (or DFA) for the following language: On Σ = {a,b} Language 1 (L1) every string in the language begin and end with a Language 2 (L2) all strings in the language begin with 3 b's (bbb) The union of L1 and L2

Question 3. Create an NFA (or DFA) for the following language: On Σ = {a,b} Language 1 (L1) every string in the language begin and end with a Language 2 (L2) all strings in the language begin with 3 b's (bbb) The union of L1 and L2

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