The correct option is (d)
LBA = 0(0+10) *
Here (0+10) * means 0 or more occurrence of 0 or 10.
Here let's say (0+10) doesn't exist.
Then there is transition from B on 0 which leads to A.
Now take it one occurrence.
So, 0(0+10 ) => 00 + 010
Either on 00 or 010 , the final state would be A if the initial state is B.
Let's take 2 occurrence of (0+10) *
=> 0(0+10) (0+10)
= (00+010) (0+10)
= 000 + 0010 + 0100 + 01010
On each of this symbol, the final state has to be A of initial state is B.
Thus the option D is correct by correctly examining it.
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