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B.L.D.E.A’s V.P. Dr. P.G.H. College of Engineering &TechnologyDepartment of Computer Science and Engineering
Subject: FLAT Date: 03-08-2016 Subcode:10CS56 Staff Name: Laxmi Shabadi Sem : Vth ‘A’
NOTE: Last date for submission is on or before 25-08-2016
FLAT ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS
UNIT 2
Q1. Convert the following ɛ-NFA into equivalent DFA
δ ɛ a b cp {p,q} Φ {q} {r}*q Φ {p} {r} {p,q}R Φ Φ Φ φ
Q2. Define regular expression and also write the regular expression for the following language
i) L={wɛ{a,b}*| w has exactly one pair of consecutive a’sii) Set of all strings not ending with the substring ‘ab’ over {a,b}
Q3. Define ɛ-NFA and ɛ-closure.
Q4. Construct the ɛ-NFA that accepts 01(0+1)*
Q5. Let R be a regular expression, then their exist a finite automata M=(Q, Ʃ,δ,q, F). Prove the above theorem
Q6. Give regular expression for the following language
i) L={w|w is in {a,b}* and |w|mod 3=0}ii) L={w|w is a string of even number of 0’s followed by odd number of
1’s}
Q7. Convert the regular expression (0+1)*1(0+1) to ɛ-NFA
Q8. Mention the applications of regular expression.
Q9. Giv ethe regular expression for the following language
i) L={anbm|n<=4, m>=2}ii) L={anbm|m+n is even}
Q10. Let M=(Q, Ʃ, δ, q, F) be a finite automata recognizing the language L. Then there exist an equivalent regular expression R for the regular language L such that L=L(R) {Kleene’s Theorem}
Q11. Obtain the regular expression for the following DFA using state elimination method
Q12. Consider the DFA show below
δ 0 1
q1 q2 q1
q2 q3 q1
*q3 q3 q2
Obtain the regular expression Rij and simplify the RE as much as possible.