Convert the following Regular Expressions to their equivalent NFA/E-NFAS using Thompson's Construction. (0 + 10 )* 11 (0+ 0*1)* + ( 0 + 10)* (1+e) I={0, 1} (a*b+c)*(b+ €) E={a, b} iii. i. ii. (a(b|c)*)* I (a]b(alc)*)* E={a, b}

Convert the following Regular Expressions to their equivalent NFA/E-NFAS using Thompson's Construction. (0 + 10 )* 11 (0+ 01) + ( 0 + 10)* (1+e) I={0, 1} (ab+c)(b+ €) E={a, b} iii. i. ii. (a(b|c)) I (a]b(alc)) E={a, b}

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Convert the following Regular Expressions to their equivalent NFA/E-NFAS using
Thompson's Construction.
i. (0 + 10 )* 11 (0+ 0*1)* + ( 0 + 10)* (1+e) E={0, 1}
ii.
iii.
(a*b+c)*(b+ €) E={a, b}
(a(b|c)*)*| (a|b(alc)*)* E={a, b}

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