Use the pumping lemma for regular languages to carefully prove that the language { aibjck : 0≤ i < j < k } is not regular.
step1: Assume given language L={aibjck :0<=i<j<k} is regular.
step2: take a string w form L and split into 3 parts
step3: take w=abbccc
split W into 3 parts
U=ab
V=b
W=ccc
for i=2 ,UViW =abb2ccc=abbbccc
here UViW is not in the language.
this is contradiction to our assumption .
so this is not regular language.
Use the pumping lemma for regular languages to carefully prove that the language { aibjck :...
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