The subset construction showing that NFAS and DFAS are equivalent often produced useless states in the resulting DFA. A useless state is a state that is not reachable by any input. Consider the language DFAUSELESS = {(D) | D is a DFA that contains useless states.}. Show that DFAUSELESS is decidable by describing a Turing machine in algorithmic form. See chapter 4 of the textbook for examples of the format.

The subset construction showing that NFAS and DFAS are equivalent often produced useless states in the resulting DFA. A useless state is a state that is not reachable by any input. Consider the language DFAUSELESS = {(D) | D is a DFA that contains useless states.}. Show that DFAUSELESS is decidable by describing a Turing machine in algorithmic form. See chapter 4 of the textbook for examples of the format.

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