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Let S and T be language over $\sum = {a, b$ } represented by the regular expressions $(a + b^{})^{}$ and $(a + b)^{*} .$ respectively. which of the following is true?

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Solution

According to rules of regular expressions

$(r_{1} + r_{2})^{} \equiv (r_{1} + r_{2}^{})^{}$

Therefore $(a + b^{})^{} \equiv (a + b)^{}$

So S = T

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