7. Let M = ({90: 91; 42}, {a, b}, ô, qo; {42}) be the DFA with transition table: a | b qo 90 91 q1 91 92 q2 92 92 The initial state is qo and the set of accepting states is F = {q2}. (a) Construct the state diagram for M. (b) Compute d(qo, aab). (c) Determine whether the word w = aab is accepted by M. (d) Compute L(M).

7. Let M = ({90: 91; 42}, {a, b}, ô, qo; {42}) be the DFA with transition table: a | b qo 90 91 q1 91 92 q2 92 92 The initial state is qo and the set of accepting states is F = {q2}. (a) Construct the state diagram for M. (b) Compute d(qo, aab). (c) Determine whether the word w = aab is accepted by M. (d) Compute L(M).

Operations Research : Applications and Algorithms

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ISBN:9780534380588

Author:Wayne L. Winston

Publisher:Wayne L. Winston

Chapter17: Markov Chains

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