Convert the nfa shown below into an equivalent deterministic machine. Show all the transition functions and step-by-step formation of the transition graph for the deterministic machine. Then answer the following questions. 1. How many final states does the deterministic machine have? 2. What is the language accepted by this nfa or the equivalent dfa? B No 0,1 9₁ 0,1 Pose

Convert the nfa shown below into an equivalent deterministic machine. Show all the transition functions and step-by-step formation of the transition graph for the deterministic machine. Then answer the following questions. 1. How many final states does the deterministic machine have? 2. What is the language accepted by this nfa or the equivalent dfa? B No 0,1 9₁ 0,1 Pose

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