Theory-of-Computation
October 4, 2023Programming-for-Output-Problems
October 4, 2023Theory-of-Computation
| Question 11 |
Which one of the following regular expressions correctly represents the language of the finite automaton given below?
| ab*bab* + ba*aba* | |
| (ab*b)*ab* + (ba*a)*ba* | |
| (ab*b + ba*a)* (a* + b*) | |
| (ba*a + ab*b)* (ab* + ba*) |
Question 11 Explanation:
Regular expression ab*bab* +ba*aba* does not generate the string “abb” which is accepted by FA hence this is not true.
(ab*b)*ab*+(ba*a)*ba* does not generate the string “abbaa” hence this is also wrong.
(ab*b+ba*a)*(a*+b*) generates epsilon hence this is also wrong.
(ab*b+ba*a)*(ab*+ba*) is the correct regular expression.
GATE 2022 Computer Science and Information Technology (CS)
(ab*b)*ab*+(ba*a)*ba* does not generate the string “abbaa” hence this is also wrong.
(ab*b+ba*a)*(a*+b*) generates epsilon hence this is also wrong.
(ab*b+ba*a)*(ab*+ba*) is the correct regular expression.
GATE 2022 Computer Science and Information Technology (CS)
Correct Answer: D
Question 11 Explanation:
Regular expression ab*bab* +ba*aba* does not generate the string “abb” which is accepted by FA hence this is not true.
(ab*b)*ab*+(ba*a)*ba* does not generate the string “abbaa” hence this is also wrong.
(ab*b+ba*a)*(a*+b*) generates epsilon hence this is also wrong.
(ab*b+ba*a)*(ab*+ba*) is the correct regular expression.
GATE 2022 Computer Science and Information Technology (CS)
(ab*b)*ab*+(ba*a)*ba* does not generate the string “abbaa” hence this is also wrong.
(ab*b+ba*a)*(a*+b*) generates epsilon hence this is also wrong.
(ab*b+ba*a)*(ab*+ba*) is the correct regular expression.
GATE 2022 Computer Science and Information Technology (CS)
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