Database System Concepts
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Step 1: Stating the questions:
As per our guidelines, we are supposed to answer one question and if subparts are available then 3 subparts. I have answered all the 4 subparts of the question (c).
I have uploaded images for the subparts solution and have explained the step-wise solution just like asked in the question. I hope the solution helps you.
Let's understand a few basics first:
- We always start with the start state, in this DFA, the start state is state A.
- Final states are represented using a double circle, in this DFA we have 3 final states- A, B,C
- After traversing a string if at the end we land at one of the final states then the string is accepted.
- If we land at one of the non-final states at the end then the string is not-accepted by DFA.
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