1.Correct answer will be upvoted else thumbs down. Consider the following &-NFAM=({q1, q2, q3}), {a, b}, d,q1, {q2}), where ō is:Ō (q1, ɛ) = {q2}ō (q1, a) = {q3}ō (q2, a) = {q1}Ō (q3, a) = {q2}ō (q3, b) = {q2, q3}The entries for (q1,a) and (q3,b) in the transition table of NFA are

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Consider the following &-NFA M=({q1, q2, q3}), {a, b}, ō,q1, {q2}), where õ is: ō (q1, ɛ) = {q2} Ō (q1, a) = {q3} Ō (q2, a) = {q1} Ō (q3, a) = {q2} 5 (q3, b) = {q2, q3} The entries for (q1,a) and (q3,b) in the transition table of NFA are %3D %3D

Consider the following &-NFA M=({q1, q2, q3}), {a, b}, ō,q1, {q2}), where õ is: ō (q1, ɛ) = {q2} Ō (q1, a) = {q3} Ō (q2, a) = {q1} Ō (q3, a) = {q2} 5 (q3, b) = {q2, q3} The entries for (q1,a) and (q3,b) in the transition table of NFA are %3D %3D

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Consider the following &-NFA
M=({q1, q2, q3}), {a, b}, d,q1, {q2}), where ō is:
Ō (q1, ɛ) = {q2}
ō (q1, a) = {q3}
ō (q2, a) = {q1}
Ō (q3, a) = {q2}
ō (q3, b) = {q2, q3}
The entries for (q1,a) and (q3,b) in the transition table of NFA are

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