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HW3 Solutions Page

For this homework, I asked the grader to send me some of the better student solutions to pick from. Of the three best homeworks he sent me I chose what I thought was the best. Each student that had their homework chosen will receive 1 bonus point after curving for having their homework selected. The only changes I made were to convert the names listed in the homework files to SJSU student. The solutions given for Problem 4.a is not quite right: we don't have in general that 0n2 is in the language. We only know 0f(n) is in the language. The point though is the gap between successive members of the language is at least as bad as if f(n) had been n2, so you can still do a pumping argument.

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