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Mathematics, 02.04.2021 23:30 honeytolentino08

Let bin(n) denote the binary representation of n > 0, leading zeros omitted. For example, bin(0) = 0, bin(5) = 101, and bin(12) = 1100. (a) Show that the language {bin(n)#bin(n+1)} is not a context-free language
(b) Suppose we reverse the first numeral; that is, consider the language {bin(n)"#bin(n+1)}
Show that this language is context-free.

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