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The language accepted by the above DFA would
be:
Q=TOTAL NUMBER OF STATE IN THE DFA
the q0=INITIAL STATE OF DFA
=SET
OF ALPHABET(OR SYMBOL) THE MACHINE WILL WORK
F=SET OF FINAL STATES
CARDINALITY OF FINAL SET WOULD BE :
=Transition
Function mapping
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