We say that two regular languages are equal if they have the same minimal unique DFA....

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We say that two regular languages are equal if they have the same minimal unique DFA. For any regular language L, there exists a DFA that is smaller, in terms of number of states, than all other DFAs for the language L. Let L1 and L2 denote two regular languages, one of them is given to you as a regular expression while the other is represented as a DFA. How would you verify that they are equal? Describe your steps in detail. We say that two regular languages are equal if they have the same minimal unique DFA. For any regular language L, there exists a DFA that is smaller, in terms of number of states, than all other DFAs for the language L. Let L1 and L2 denote two regular languages, one of them is given to you as a regular expression while the other is represented as a DFA. How would you verify that they are equal? Describe your steps in detail.

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To verify if two regular languages L1 and L2 are equal where one is given as a regular expression and the other as a DFA follow these steps 1 Convert ... View the full answer