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Computers and Technology, 21.03.2020 03:20 bnbjj

Consider the following regular expression:
a ( a | ba )* b*
Convert the regular expression to an NFA using the NFA equivalents (concatenation, alternation, Kleene closure) of the regular expression operations. Show the steps in details.

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Convert the regular expres...
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