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For the language L over the alphabet {0,1} that accepts strings ending in 11, 101, or 110, perform the following steps:

  1. State the regular expression defining L.
  2. Draw the transition diagram for an NFA that accepts L.
  3. Derive the equivalent DFA. Present its transition table and accepting states.

I did the step 1, which the answer is (0+1)*(11+101+110). But I'm stuck on the 2nd step.

asked Nov 10 at 15:03
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