Use Kleene's theorem to find a regular expression that generates the language accepted by the following TG (Transition Graph). In the process, states are eliminated until only the start and final states are left with an edge connecting them and with a label that represents the required regular expression. Give the TG that represent the result of eliminating state q3? | 8 90 bb aa 91 93 bb bb 9₂

Use Kleene's theorem to find a regular expression that generates the language accepted by the following TG (Transition Graph). In the process, states are eliminated until only the start and final states are left with an edge connecting them and with a label that represents the required regular expression. Give the TG that represent the result of eliminating state q3? | 8 90 bb aa 91 93 bb bb 9₂

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Chapter1: Introduction

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