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Consider the language, is divisible by 5} . which of the following is CORRECT statements with regards to L ?
$L = x^{l} y^{n} 2^{n} | (l + m + n)$

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L is regular

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L is CSL

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L is CFL

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L is recursive

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Solution

The correct option is A L is regular
(d)
L is a mod 5 machine which can be design by finite automata. Hence L is regular .

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