1.Give a DFA for the following language: L2={a^n b^m:m≥0,n≥0, and (n not= 1 or m not=...

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1.Give a DFA for the following language:

L2={a^n b^m:m≥0,n≥0, and (n not= 1 or m not= 1)}∪{ba}.

2.Provide a simple but precise verbal description for the language:

L4={0^n 1^n+1:n≥0}.

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