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Theory of Automata

Consider the EVEN-ODD language of strings, defined over ∑= {a,b}, having even number of a’s and odd number of b,s.

a) Build an FA for the given language
b) Build a Transition Graph (TG) that accepts the same language but has fewer states than FA.
c) Find the Regular Expression (RE) corresponding to TG accepting EVEN-ODD language (Show all possible steps)

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