Determine if the language ?={?^?∶?=?^3????????≥0}over Σ={?}is regular.

Expert Solution

The language is not regular. The proof using Pumping Lemma for the same has been upload as image downside. Pumping lemma is used as a proof for irregularity of a language. If a language is regular, it must always satisfies pumping lemma.

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