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Discrete Mathematics With ApplicationsA finite-state automaton A given by the transition diagram below, has next-stale function N and eventual-state function N*. a. Find N ( s 1 , 1 ) and N ( s 0 , 1 ) . b. Find N ( s 2 , 0 ) and N ( s 1 , 0 ) . c. Find N * ( s 0 , 10011 ) and N * ( s 1 , 01001 ) . d. Find N * ( s 2 , 11010 ) and N * ( s 0 , 01000 ) .
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A finite-state automaton A given by the transition diagram below, has next-stale function N and eventual-state function N*. a. Find N ( s 1 , 1 ) and N ( s 0 , 1 ) . b. Find N ( s 2 , 0 ) and N ( s 1 , 0 ) . c. Find N * ( s 0 , 10011 ) and N * ( s 1 , 01001 ) . d. Find N * ( s 2 , 11010 ) and N * ( s 0 , 01000 ) .

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A finite-state automaton A given by the transition diagram below, has next-stale function N and eventual-state function N*.

Chapter 12.2, Problem 10ES, A finite-state automaton A given by the transition diagram below, has next-stale function N and
a. Find N ( s 1 ,   1 ) and N ( s 0 ,   1 ) .
b. Find N ( s 2 ,   0 ) and N ( s 1 ,   0 ) .
c. Find N * ( s 0 ,   10011 ) and N * ( s 1 ,   01001 ) .
d. Find N * ( s 2 ,   11010 ) and N * ( s 0 ,   01000 ) .

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