Give step-by-step solution with explanation and final answer:1. Let L= {b= urbxle@r where n, h >= 0, f>=1, f=m, and 2n = k}
a. Construct a PDA with empty stack that recognizes the strings of L. (20 points)
b. Convert the generated empty-stack PDA into a final-state PDA using the
approach studied in lectures. (15 points)
¢. Does the word bubble belong to L? Justify your answer with a sequence of
moves of the final-state PDA and explain its indication. (15 points)
NOTE: Add the formal description of each one of the above grammars or PDA.
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Give step-by-step solution with explanation and final answer:1. Let L= {b= urbxle@r where n, h >= 0, f>=1, f=m, and 2n = k}
a. Construct a PDA with empty stack that recognizes the strings of L. (20 points)
b. Convert the generated empty-stack PDA into a final-state PDA using the
approach studied in lectures. (15 points)
¢. Does the word bubble belong to L? Justify your answer with a sequence of
moves of the final-state PDA and explain its indication. (15 points)
NOTE: Add the formal description of each one of the above grammars or PDA.
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### **Given:**
\( L = \{ b^m u^h b^k l^f e^f \mid n, h \geq 0, f \geq 1, f = m, \text{ and } 2n = k \} \)
#### **a. Construct a PDA with empty stack that recognizes the strings of L. (20 points)**
#### **Step 1: Understanding the Language**
- The string is of the form \( b^m u^h b^k l^f e^f \)
- Constraints:
- \( n, h \geq 0 \)
- \( f \geq 1 \)
- \( f = m \) ⇒ number of initial 'b's = number of 'l's and 'e's
- \( 2n = k \) ⇒ number of 'b's after 'u's is twice the number of 'u's
#### **Step 2: PDA Construction (Empty Stack Acceptance)**
**States:**
- \( q_0 \): Start state
- \( q_1 \): Counting 'b's (for \( m \))
- \( q_2 \): Counting 'u's (for \( n \))
- \( q_3 \): Counting 'b's (for \( 2n \))
- \( q_4 \): Counting 'l's (for \( f \))
- \( q_5 \): Counting 'e's (for \( f \))
- \( q_{accept} \): Accept state
**Stack Alphabet:**
- \( Z_0 \): Initial stack symbol
- \( B \): Used to count \( m \) 'b's and then match with 'l's and 'e's
- \( U \): Used to count 'u's, then expect double 'b's after 'u'
**Transitions:**
1. **From \( q_0 \) to \( q_1 \):** Start reading 'b's and push \( B \) for each.
- \((q_0, b, Z_0) \to (q_1, BZ_0)\)
- \((q_1, b, B) \to (q_1, BB)\)
2. **From \( q_1 \) to \( q_2 \):** Start reading 'u's and push \( U \) for each.
- \((q_1, u, B) \to (q_2, UB)\)
- \((q_2, u, U) \to (q_2, UU)\)
3. **From \( q_2 \) to \( q_3 \):** For each pair of 'b's after 'u's, pop a \( U \) for every two 'b's.
- \((q_2, b, U) \to (q_3, U)\) [first 'b', stay in \( q_3 \)]
- \((q_3, b, U) \to (q_2, \epsilon)\) [second 'b', pop \( U \)]
- [Repeat for all \( n \) pairs, ensuring \( k = 2n \)]
4. **From \( q_2 \) or \( q_3 \) to \( q_4 \):** After all 'b's are consumed, start reading 'l's and pop \( B \) for each.
- \((q_2, l, B) \to (q_4, \epsilon)\)
- \((q_4, l, B) \to (q_4, \epsilon)\)
5. **From \( q_4 \) to \( q_5 \):** Read 'e's for each 'l' (at least one each).
- \((q_4, e, \epsilon) \to (q_5, \epsilon)\)
- \((q_5, e, \epsilon) \to (q_5, \epsilon)\)
6. **Accept:** If stack is empty after reading all input, accept.
**Formal Definition:**
\( M = (Q, \Sigma, \Gamma, \delta, q_0, Z_0) \)
- \( Q = \{ q_0, q_1, q_2, q_3, q_4, q_5 \} \)
- \( \Sigma = \{ b, u, l, e \} \)
- \( \Gamma = \{ Z_0, B, U \} \)
- \( q_0 \) is the start
- \( Z_0 \) is the initial stack symbol
- \( \delta \) as described above
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#### **b. Convert the generated empty-stack PDA into a final-state PDA using the approach studied in lectures. (15 points)**
**Conversion (Sketch):**
- Add a new accept state \( q_f \).
- For every transition in the original PDA where the stack would be empty (just before acceptance), add a transition to \( q_f \) upon reading \( \epsilon \) and popping \( Z_0 \).
- \( q_f \) is the only accept state.
**Formal Description:**
- \( Q' = Q \cup \{ q_f \} \)
- Add transition: For all states \( q \) where \( \delta(q, \epsilon, Z_0) \) is defined, add \( (q, \epsilon, Z_0) \to (q_f, \epsilon) \).
- Accept by final state \( q_f \).
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#### **c. Does the word "bubble" belong to L? Justify your answer. (15 points)**
Let’s analyze "bubble":
- "bubble" = b u b b l e
- Let's parse: \( b^m u^h b^k l^f e^f \)
- \( m = 1 \) (first 'b')
- \( h = 1 \) ('u')
- \( k = 2 \) (next two 'b's)
- \( f = 1 \) ('l')
- \( f = 1 \) ('e')
Now, check constraints:
- \( f = m \): **1 = 1** ✔️
- \( 2n = k \): \( n = h = 1 \), \( k = 2 \): **2×1 = 2** ✔️
- \( f \geq 1 \): **1 ≥ 1** ✔️
**So yes, "bubble" belongs to L.**
**Sequence of PDA Moves:**
1. Push \( B \) for first 'b' (\( q_0, b, Z_0 \to q_1, BZ_0 \))
2. Push \( U \) for 'u' (\( q_1, u, B \to q_2, UB \))
3. For the next two 'b's:
- First 'b': (\( q_2, b, U \to q_3, U \))
- Second 'b': (\( q_3, b, U \to q_2, \epsilon \)) [pops U]
4. 'l' (\( q_2, l, B \to q_4, \epsilon \)) [pops B]
5. 'e' (\( q_4, e, \epsilon \to q_5, \epsilon \))
6. Stack is empty (except \( Z_0 \)), transition to accept state.
**Indication:**
"bubble" is accepted by both the empty-stack and final-state PDA, so **it belongs to L**.
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### **Summary Table**
| Part | Answer/Approach |
|------|-----------------|
| a | PDA construction and transitions as above |
| b | Convert to final-state PDA by adding \( q_f \) and new transitions |
| c | "bubble" belongs to L. Sequence of moves shows acceptance. |
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