Which of the following languages is/are regular?L1 = {0*1*}L2 = {(01)*}L3= {0n1n, n ≥ 0}O L1 onlyO L2 onlyO L1 and L2O L1, L2 and L3

If a finite automaton can recognize a language, then it is a regular language. For instance, because…

Which of the following languages is/are regular? L1 = {0*1*} L2 = {(01)*} L3 = {0n1", n ≥ 0} O L1 only O L2 only O L1 and L2

Which of the following languages is/are regular? L1 = {01} L2 = {(01)*} L3 = {0n1", n ≥ 0} O L1 only O L2 only O L1 and L2

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