Regular Grammar and NFA Homework Answers Needed
Your Question:
3. [18 Points] Let L be a language over Σ={0,1,2} where each 0 is followed by a 1 or 22. (a) Give a regular grammar that generates L. (b) Convert the regular grammar into an NFA. (c) Give a regular expression for L. 4. [18 Points ] Let L={w∈(a+b)⋆:na(w) is even, nb(w)≥2}. (a) Give a DFA M that accepts that accepts L. (b) Convert M into a regular grammar for L. (c) Give a regular expression for L.
Step By Step Answers with Explanation
Question 3:
S → 0A
A → 1A | 22A | ε
States: {S, A, Accept}
Define transitions based on the productions:
A → 22A
Transition: A --(2)--> A
(c) Regular Expression for Language L:
To find a regular expression for L, we can start from the NFA and apply the standard procedures for converting an NFA to a regular expression. The regular expression for L is quite complex, so I'll provide it step by step:
A --(2)--> A
A --(ε)--> Accept
Finally, we add the transition from S to A and wrap the entire expression with brackets:
(0(A --(1)--> A | A --(2)--> A)*) | ε
Question 4:
Define states:
q0: Initial state
q0 --(a)--> q1
q0 --(b)--> q2
q3 --(a)--> q1
q3 --(b)--> q2
Start symbol: S
Productions:
(c) Regular Expression for Language L:
To find a regular expression for L, we can start with the DFA and apply the standard procedures for converting a DFA to a regular expression. The regular expression for L is: