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Minimization of DFA

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In the context of Deterministic Finite Automaton (DFA), what is the purpose of minimization?

a: To increase the number of states for better recognition. Explanation

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b: To simplify and reduce the number of states while preserving the language accepted. Explanation

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c: To add more transitions for increased complexity. Explanation

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d: To convert DFA to NFA for easier analysis. Explanation

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What is the impact of minimization on the size of a Deterministic Finite Automaton (DFA)?

a: It always increases the size of the DFA. Explanation

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b: It reduces the size of the DFA by eliminating redundant states. Explanation

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c: It has no effect on the size of the DFA. Explanation

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d: It only affects the transition functions of the DFA. Explanation

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When is a Deterministic Finite Automaton (DFA) considered minimized?

a: When it has the maximum number of states. Explanation

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b: When it recognizes a regular language. Explanation

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c: When no equivalent DFA with fewer states can recognize the same language. Explanation

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d: When it contains only one state. Explanation

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