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Q5. DFA is given as a 5-tuple M-(Q, (a,b), 9 6, A). Finite set of states Q, star

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Q5. DFA is given as a 5-tuple M-(Q, (a,b), 9 6, A). Finite set of states Q, starting state go in Q transition function , and set of accepting states A a The statement oabboobab) E A expresses what? Starting state qo is an accepting state for this particular FA by virtue of reaching an accepting state after processing string aabbaabab. On may conclude: oo E A Correction:6.(Qaaabbaabab)EA. Without the transition table for , no conclusion can be drawn about the extended transition function The language accepted by this DFA includes string aabbaabab. a. b. c. . d.

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Solution:

The answer for the question is option(C).

Explaination: As the automata is definite and the string aabbaabab is also a definite string that need to be processed using the automata, we must have final state for acceptance of the string. We are having initial or start state as q0 but no final state is available and intermediate states are also not available.

So without the transition table no conclusion can be drawn on whether the string will be passedor not.