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which of the following regular exp represetn the set of all string over{0,1} ending with 00
1. (0+1)*00+ 2. 00+(0+1)+ +00 3. Both
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clearly 1 is correct (0+1)*00
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00+(0+1)+ +00 write regular expression clearly ?
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$00 + (0+1)^+ + 00$ if this is regular expression then 2 option will not be our answer
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