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(g (1 point) Suppose that we have 2 DFAs and have 7 and 6 states respectively, and 3 and 4 final states respectively. How many final states will the intersection of these two DFAs have? Resulting states: final states respectively. How many final states will the union of these two DFAs have? Resulting states: (h) (1 point) Suppose that we have 2 DFAs and have 7 and 6 states respectively, and 3 and 4 (i) (2 point) Select all statement(s) that are correct for NFAs and DFAs. O DFAs have at least as many states as NFAs for a given language. O NFAs are more expressive than DFA O DFAs and NFAs differ in terms of the transition function within the basic definition. Every NFA can be converted to equivalent DFA. (i) (2 point) How many states and final states will the following NFA, defined by L w E 0) w is form of o where k is multiple of 2 or 3), have