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closed as a duplicate of: GATE CSE 2012 | Question: 24

CFG is not closed under complementation , but REC is?

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GATE CSE 2012 | Question: 24 (Here "Which of the following problems are decidable" is asked)

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  1. The given problem is reducible to the halting problem of turning the machine, so UNDECIDABLE.
  2. This is an Undecidable problem. (https://cs.stackexchange.com/questions/132411/deciding-whether-complement-of-context-free-language-is-context-free)

           Not closed does not mean Undecidable.(https://gateoverflow.in/78060/undecidability

      C. It’s Trivial. So decidable.

      D. It’s Trivial. So decidable

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What do you mean by being trivial?
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If a property is true for every element of a set or false for every element of a set then it becomes trivial.
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