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nth Term of A.P

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Consider the state diagram of Turing Machine T, over
$\sum = {a} and Γ = {a, □} .$
The language accepted by T will be

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$The Turing Machine T is accepting regular language (aaa)* as [number o fa's = 3x + 2]. This is because the state is q_{2} instead of q_{0}, Had initial state been q_{0}, language would have been a(aaa)* So correct choice is option (c)$

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