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Discrete Mathematics With Applications5th Edition

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Prove property (12.3.3).

To determine

To prove:

That there mutually disjoint subsets in the set of states in a finite-state automaton partitioned by the k− equivalence classes.

Explanation

Given information:

For a finite-state automaton, there are k− equivalence classes for each integer k≥0.

Proof:

Let A be finite state automaton that has a set of states S. Suppose s and t are two states of S.

If s is k− equivalent to t, sRkt then the eventual function Nk for an input string w that the length is less than or equal k.

Nk(s,w)⇔Nk(t,w)

If Nk(s,w) is a nonaccepting state Nk(t,w) is also a nonaccepting state

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