The language recognized by the following deterministic finite state automaton is the regular language given by which regular expression? 1 S₁ O S₂ Select one: O (0 (1) 0 (1))+ 1 (0 (1") 0 (1"))+ (1) (0 (1) 0 (1))" (1) (0 (1+) 0)- 4

The language recognized by the following deterministic finite state automaton is the regular language given by which regular expression? 1 S₁ O S₂ Select one: O (0 (1) 0 (1))+ 1 (0 (1") 0 (1"))+ (1) (0 (1) 0 (1))" (1) (0 (1+) 0)- 4

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S₁
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(0 (1") 0 (1"))+
1 (0 (1") 0 (1"))+
(1) (0 (1) 0 (1"))"
(1") (0 (1+) 0)-

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