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Let n be the number of states of the automaton being converted. Which of the following statements is…

An NDFA with n states can be converted to an equivalent DFA with at most 2n states by subset construction. Each DFA state represents a subset of the NDFA state set. A…

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Let n be the number of states of the automaton being converted. Which of the following statements is true about the equivalence of DFA and NDFA in terms of language recognition?

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An NDFA with n states can be converted to an equivalent DFA with at most 2n states by subset construction. Each DFA state represents a subset of the NDFA state set. A polynomial bound does not suffice in general, and treating a DFA as an NDFA does not guarantee a reduction in states.

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