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Σ = { a, b, c } Create deterministic finite automata with the language of all...

Σ = { a, b, c }

Create deterministic finite automata with the language of all strings that …

  1. end with 'abc'
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test string 'acabc'

it ends in state s3. So, it's a final state. accepted

test string 'abca'

it ends in state s0. So, it's not a final state. rejected.

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