Computer Science · Theory of Computation
Two finite automata are said to be equivalent if:
- 1they have the same number of states and identical alphabets.
- 2they accept/recognize the exact same set of strings (language).✓
- 3they have the same number of states.
- 4their input alphabets are identical.
Correct answer
they accept/recognize the exact same set of strings (language).
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