What is the language for the following Pushdown Automata?(a,c/A)(b,A/s)(C,E/E)& & 16(b,ɛ/s)qoq1(E,E/E)O A.(ambmc | m, n >0}O B.(ambm+1c | m, n >= 0}O C. (ambm+1c" | m > 0, n >=0}O D. (ambcn | m > 0, n >=0}

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What is the language for the following Pushdown Automata? (a,s/A) (CE/E) 8 qo O A. O B. O C. O D. (b,ɛ/ɛ) (b,A/s) q1 (6,5/8) (ambmc | m, n >0} (ambmc | m, n >=0} (ambic" | m > 0, n >= 0} {abc | m > 0, n >=0}

What is the language for the following Pushdown Automata? (a,s/A) (CE/E) 8 qo O A. O B. O C. O D. (b,ɛ/ɛ) (b,A/s) q1 (6,5/8) (ambmc | m, n >0} (ambmc | m, n >=0} (ambic" | m > 0, n >= 0} {abc | m > 0, n >=0}

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What is the language for the following Pushdown Automata?
(a,c/A)
(b,A/s)
(C,E/E)
& & 16
(b,ɛ/s)
qo
q1
(E,E/E)
O A.
(ambmc | m, n >0}
O B.
(ambm+1c | m, n >= 0}
O C. (ambm+1c" | m > 0, n >=0}
O D. (ambcn | m > 0, n >=0}

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