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Consider the following DFA: А B Which of the following rules does NOT belong to the right-regular grammar that generates the
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Answer: option b is correct.

Right oregular sequlba gramma grammas DFA :- AXIB BOC BIB COC CIB In options given One rule Bic. But in there is no transitio

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