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 //1.2// Write a sequence of derivations which yeilds $ S\ \Rightarrow\ 110X1Y $ . What is it's corresponding sequence of transitions in the PDA? //1.2// Write a sequence of derivations which yeilds $ S\ \Rightarrow\ 110X1Y $ . What is it's corresponding sequence of transitions in the PDA?
  
-//1.3// In our PDA, $ (p, 111100, XZ0) \mapsto^* ​ (p, e, Z0) $. Write-down the steps. How is $ \alpha $ split into $ \alpha_1 ... \alpha_n $? +//1.3// In our PDA, $ (p, 111100, XZ0) \mapsto^* ​ (p, e, Z0) $. Write-down the steps. How is $ \alpha $ split into $ \alpha_1 ... \alpha_n $? \\ \\
  
  
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 //2.5.// $ L = \{w \in \{a, b\}^*\ |\ w=a^nb^n \ and\ |w|\ \%\ 3\ =\ 0 \} $ \\ //2.5.// $ L = \{w \in \{a, b\}^*\ |\ w=a^nb^n \ and\ |w|\ \%\ 3\ =\ 0 \} $ \\
  
-//2.6.// $ L = \{w \in \{a, b\}^*\ |\ w=a^nb^n ​\ and\ |w|\ \%3=\} $ \\+//2.6.// $ L = \{w \in \{a, b\}^*\ |\ \#_{a}(w)=\#​_{b}(w) ​\ and\ nobshouldbefollowedby\ two\ a \} $ \\
  
 //2.7.// Give an example of two context-free languages whose intersection is context-free. //2.7.// Give an example of two context-free languages whose intersection is context-free.