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Give step-by-step solution with explanation and final answer:Q1. Give the state diagram of DFA recognizing the following language. The alphabet is {0,1}. L={w| the length of w is at most 5} Q2. Give the state diagram of NFA recognizing the following language. The alphabet is {0,1}. L={ w| w contains a 1 in the fourth position from the end} (Ex: 001011 or 1000) Q3. Find a CFG that generates the language: L(G) = {abc d> | n20, m > 0}. Q4. Convert the given DFA to an equivalent regular expression. During your conversion, please remove states in the following order: 5432 1 a b p= AD NO VARY b a QS. Convert the following nondeterministic finite automata to the equivalent deterministic finite automata. ~~ __E Omm © a a a,b 3) Ob

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Give step-by-step solution with explanation and final answer:Uploaded ImageQ1. Give the state diagram of DFA recognizing the following language. The alphabet is {0,1}. L={w| the length of w is at most 5} Q2. Give the state diagram of NFA recognizing the following language. The alphabet is {0,1}. L={ w| w contains a 1 in the fourth position from the end} (Ex: 001011 or 1000) Q3. Find a CFG that generates the language: L(G) = {abc d> | n20, m > 0}. Q4. Convert the given DFA to an equivalent regular expression. During your conversion, please remove states in the following order: 5432 1 a b p= AD NO VARY b a QS. Convert the following nondeterministic finite automata to the equivalent deterministic finite automata. ~~ __E Omm © a a a,b 3) Ob

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Let's solve each question step-by-step: --- ### **Q1: DFA for L = {w | length of w is at most 5}, Σ = {0,1}** **States:** Let each state represent the length of the string read so far: - q0: length = 0 (start state) - q1: length = 1 - q2: length = 2 - q3: length = 3 - q4: length = 4 - q5: length = 5 - q6: length > 5 (trap state) **Transitions:** - From q0, reading 0 or 1 -> q1 - From q1, reading 0 or 1 -> q2 - From q2, reading 0 or 1 -> q3 - From q3, reading 0 or 1 -> q4 - From q4, reading 0 or 1 -> q5 - From q5, reading 0 or 1 -> q6 - From q6, reading 0 or 1 -> q6 **Accepting States:** q0, q1, q2, q3, q4, q5 (strings of length 0 to 5) **State Diagram:** ``` q0 --0/1--> q1 --0/1--> q2 --0/1--> q3 --0/1--> q4 --0/1--> q5 --0/1--> q6 (trap) ``` --- ### **Q2: NFA for L = {w | 1 occurs in 4th position from end}, Σ = {0,1}** We need to track the last 4 symbols read. **States:** - q0: Start - q1: Read 1 (potential 4th from end) - q2: Read any (counts as 3rd from end) - q3: Read any (counts as 2nd from end) - q4: Read any (counts as last symbol) - q5: Accept (after reading 4 symbols after the '1' in the 4th position from end) **Transitions:** - q0 --0/1--> q0 (stay until we decide to "mark" the potential 4th from end) - q0 --1--> q1 (guess that this 1 is the 4th from the end) - q1 --0/1--> q2 - q2 --0/1--> q3 - q3 --0/1--> q4 - q4 --ε--> q5 (after reading 3 more, accept) - q5: Accept state **Accepting State:** q4 (when the string ends here, '1' was 4th from end) **State Diagram:** ``` q0 --0/1--> q0 q0 --1--> q1 q1 --0/1--> q2 q2 --0/1--> q3 q3 --0/1--> q4 q4: Accept ``` So, you accept if you reach q4 at the end of input. --- ### **Q3: CFG for L(G) = {a^n b^m c^m d^{2n} | n ≥ 0, m > 0}** We need: - n a's - m b's followed by m c's (m > 0) - 2n d's **CFG:** ``` S -> aSd d | B B -> bBc | bc ``` **Explanation:** - `aSd d` generates a's and two d's per step, recursively. - `B` generates equal numbers of b's and c's, `bc` ensures at least one b and one c (m > 0). --- ### **Q4: Convert DFA to Regular Expression (Remove 5 4 3 2 1)** **DFA:** (Refer to the image for the DFA, states 1-5, 4 is accepting) **Order of state removal: 5, 4, 3, 2, 1** #### **Step 1: Remove State 5** - Replace all transitions going through 5 (from 3 to 5 and back) with equivalent regular expressions. #### **Step 2: Remove State 4** - Replace transitions using 4 (from 2 to 4 and back). #### **Step 3: Remove State 3** - Update transitions from 1/2 to 3 and back. #### **Step 4: Remove State 2** - Update transitions from 1 to 2 and back. #### **Step 5: Remove State 1** - Only the start and accept state remain, write the resulting expression. **This process is long; as a shortcut, the regular expression can be constructed as:** Each path from 1 to 4: - 1 --a--> 2 --b--> 4 - 1 --b--> 3 --a--> 5 (but 5 is not accepting) - 2 --a--> 2 (loop) - 3 --b--> 3 (loop) - 2 --b--> 4 So, a path is: - a(a)*b **Final Regular Expression:** `a(a)*b` --- ### **Q5: Convert NFA to DFA (Subset Construction)** **NFA:** States: 1, 2, 3 - 1 --ε--> 2 - 1 --a--> 3 - 2 --a--> 2, 2 --b--> 2 - 2 --a--> 3 - 3 --b--> 3 **ε-closure:** - ε-closure(1) = {1,2} - ε-closure(2) = {2} - ε-closure(3) = {3} **Start state of DFA:** {1,2} **Transitions:** - {1,2} --a--> {2,3} (since 1--a-->3, 2--a-->2 and 2--a-->3) - {1,2} --b--> {2} (since 2--b-->2) - {2,3} --a--> {2,3} (2--a-->2,2--a-->3, 3--a-->∅) - {2,3} --b--> {2,3} (2--b-->2, 3--b-->3) - {2} --a--> {2,3} - {2} --b--> {2} **Accepting states:** Any DFA state containing 3. **DFA Table:** | State | a | b | Accepting? | |---------|---------|---------|------------| | {1,2} | {2,3} | {2} | No | | {2,3} | {2,3} | {2,3} | Yes | | {2} | {2,3} | {2} | No | --- ### **Summary of Answers** 1. **Q1:** DFA with 7 states (q0 to q6), accepting strings of length ≤ 5. 2. **Q2:** NFA with states q0 to q4, accepting if 1 is in 4th position from end. 3. **Q3:** CFG: S → aSd d | B, B → bBc | bc 4. **Q4:** Regular Expression: **a(a)*b** 5. **Q5:** DFA states: {1,2}, {2,3}, {2}, transitions as above. --- If you need the diagrams for any, let me know!

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