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Identify Regular languages using Pumping lemma

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What does the Pumping Lemma for Regular Languages state?

a: It guarantees that every regular language can be pumped. Explanation

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b: It ensures that every infinite language is regular. Explanation

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c: It asserts that for any regular language, there exists a pumping length. Explanation

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d: It applies only to context-free languages. Explanation

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In the context of the Pumping Lemma, what does 'pumping length' refer to?

a: The length of the strings in the regular language. Explanation

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b: The minimum length required for a language to be regular. Explanation

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c: The maximum length of strings in the language. Explanation

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d: A constant length used for repeated pumping. Explanation

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What is the significance of the Pumping Lemma in proving that a language is not regular?

a: It proves the language is regular by providing a pumping length. Explanation

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b: It is not applicable to proving non-regularity. Explanation

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c: It demonstrates that a regular language cannot be pumped. Explanation

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d: It is only used for context-free languages. Explanation

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