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Define the NFA with ε transition and ε closure of a state. Show that for every regular expression r, representing a language L, there is ε NFA accepting the same language. Also convert regular…
10Define the NFA with ε-transition and ε-closure of a state. Show that for every regular expression r, representing a language L, there is ε-NFA accepting the same language. Also convert regular expression (a+b)ab into equivalent Finite Automata.
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