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Automata Sessional-I (Solution) (Fall-2014)

This document is an examination paper for the course 'Theory of Automata' at the National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences. It includes instructions for the exam, a total of six questions covering recursive definitions, regular expressions, finite automata, and transition graphs, with specific marks allocated to each question. The exam is closed book, and students are instructed on how to handle rough work and submissions.

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Automata Sessional-I (Solution) (Fall-2014)

This document is an examination paper for the course 'Theory of Automata' at the National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences. It includes instructions for the exam, a total of six questions covering recursive definitions, regular expressions, finite automata, and transition graphs, with specific marks allocated to each question. The exam is closed book, and students are instructed on how to handle rough work and submissions.

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~ hi f Aut Serial No: CS 301 Theory of Automata Sessional I . Total Time: 1 Hour Saturday, September 27, 2014 Tetal Marks: 55 Course Instructor Dr. Aftab Maroof, Dr, Waseem Shahzad and eee MS. Humaira Ehsan Signature of Invigilator Student Name RollNo- Section Signature DO NOT OPEN THE QUESTION BOOK OR START UNTIL INSTRUCTED. Instructions: 1, Attempt on question paper. Attempt all of them. Read the question carefully, understand the question, and then attempt it 2. Examination is closed books/notes. No notes, cheat sheets, textbook, or printed material allowed. 3. No additional sheet will be provided for rough work. Use the back of the last page for rough work. 4, If you need more space write on the back side of the paper and clearly mark question and part number ete. 5. Alter asked to commence the exam, please verily that you have nine (9) different printed pages including this title p. 6. Lf you believe that some e. There are total of 6 questions, ntial piece of information is missing, make an sumption and use it to solve the problem ippropria Use permanent ink pens only. Any part done using soft peneil will not be marked and cannot be claimed for rechecking Marks Obtained | 0146 National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences School of Computer Science Fall 2014 Islamabad Campus Question 1:- Marks 5. Give recursive definitions for the following language L over the alphabet fa, bj, the Janguage EVENSTRING of all words of even length 2 Benton ef ES Bose [Kale + » aa, ab, ba, bb wew ES. Racereye Step Rule? : Ls a A aren ES thopRr Ves Q) xy Gi) x Rules: Neale atrny OF me ES Page 2 of 9 bad ) fat pack b oh 6 a = : ee x ab (a-+bact’h) Carb pads baa) ath cat bat) (At b+a4bd) Se geese (ce) National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences School of Computer Science Fall 2014 _Istamabad Campus ‘Question 2:- Marks +5. Construct a regular expression defining each of the following languages over the alphabet De {a b}. a. All words in which no triple b is allowed i.e bbb never comes in language. b. All words in which the total number of ‘b’ is divisible by 4 no matter how they are distributed and ‘a’ are only found in clumps that is divisible by 3. eg. -bbaaabaaaaaaaaab -aaaaaabbbbaaabaaabbb * nV Grad b (asst (aoatb eogh- Gash ) Page 3 0f9 National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences School of Computer Science Fall 2014 Islamabad Campus ‘Question 3:- Marks S+5, Determine the regular expression of the languages accepted by following FA's. a 22 Fa wot Page 4 of 9 O, elias abe: National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences School of Computer Science Fall 2014 Islamabad Campus (xb Gabf, Labbe bey) He + x 4 2 Ge ba) abb (@ bayabb ra bb) 7 Page Sof (ee veer) National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences School of Computer Science Fall 2014 ___Islamabad Campus Question 4:- Marks 545. ‘a. Build an FA that accepts only those words that do not end with ba. b. Build an FA that accepts all strings in which any b's that occur are found ig clumps ofan odd number at a time ‘ ea Pe National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences School of Computer Science Fall 2014 Islamabad Campus ‘Question S:- Marks 5+5. ‘Determine the languages of following NFAs. SA oda rw Raa Pap Apa panne : napa saad . AleAlA = pa Ba we moe Gat oe bra Bo Niewbec f) ob5 Us alives Ben Pave 7af9 National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences School of Computer Science Fall 2014 Islamabad Campus Question 6:- Marks ‘5+5, For the following transition graph use the algorithm discussed in class to find an equivalent regular expression. QL wens O aal(bta Wat bb thFb os ~ Page 8 of 9

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