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Use the construction in the proof of Theorem 1.47 to give the state diagrams of NFAs recognizing the concatenation of the languages described in

a. Exercises 1.6g and 1.6i.

b. Exercises 1.6b and 1.6m.

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(a) Lis concatenation of L1and L2.

(b) L is a union of L1and L2.

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Explain the given information

Using construction theory, prove the Theorem 1.47. Construct the diagram NFA recognize the languages that describes concatenation of the languages given.

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(a) Give the state diagram of NFA recognizing the concatenation of the languages.

Consider the languages L1=w|thelengthofwisatmost5on∑=0,1and L2=w|alloddplacesofwisa1on∑=0,1.

The NFA M1recognizes the language L1and the NFA M2recognizes the language L2.

The concatenation of the languages L1and L2
is represented as L.

The NFA M1is as follows,

The NFA is as follows,

The state diagram that recognizes is as follows,

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(b) Give the state diagram of NFA recognizing the concatenation of the languages. 

Consider that L1=w|wcarryatleastthree1son∑=0.1and L2=w|alloddplacesofwisa1on∑=0,1. The NFA M1recognizes the language L1and the NFA M2recognizes the language L2. The concatenation of the languages L1andL2is Lthat is recognized by the NFA M.

The NFA M1is as follows,

The NFA M2is follows,

Therefore, the state diagram of Mis as follows,

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