a) Find an nfa with three states that accepts the languageL = {a" : n > 1} Ub"a*: m20, k >0.2 0, k 2 0}.%3D(b) Do you think the language in part (a) can be accepted by an nfa with fewer thanthree states?

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a) Find an nfa with three states that accepts the language L = {a" : n 2 1} U{v"a* : m20, k 2 0} (b) Do you think the language in part (a) can be accepted by an nfa with fewer than three states?

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L = {a" : n > 1} Ub"a*: m20, k >0.
2 0, k 2 0}.
%3D
(b) Do you think the language in part (a) can be accepted by an nfa with fewer than
three states?

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