Pick and answer one of the two questions below:a. Prove that the language L = {w1*|w e {0, 1}+ and k = |w\} (]w| meansthe length of w) is not regular using the pumping lemma for regular lan-guages.b. Prove that the language L = {wRw\w € {0,1}+} (wR means the reverseof w) is not regular using the pumping lemma for regular languages.Make sure that you give a formal proof with every step clearly erplained andjustified with sentences (as seen in the tertbook), do not write just a sequence ofmathematical erpressions.

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Pick and answer one of the two questions below: a. Prove that the language L = {w1*lw e {0, 1}+ and k = |w}} (lw| means the length of w) is not regular using the pumping lemma for regular lan- guages.

Pick and answer one of the two questions below: a. Prove that the language L = {w1*lw e {0, 1}+ and k = |w}} (lw| means the length of w) is not regular using the pumping lemma for regular lan- guages.

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