Reductions Give a reduction for the following languages to show that they are decidable. Give the reduction and the decidable language to which it can be reduced. a) END1011 = {< M > | M is a DFA for which all strings that it accepts end in 1011} Note: M does not have to accept all strings that end in 1011.

Reductions Give a reduction for the following languages to show that they are decidable. Give the reduction and the decidable language to which it can be reduced. a) END1011 = {< M > | M is a DFA for which all strings that it accepts end in 1011} Note: M does not have to accept all strings that end in 1011.

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