What is the result of combining two regular languages with the union operation (∪)?Question 2Answera.The set of strings that are in either of the two languages.b.The set of strings that are common in both languages.c.The set of strings formed by concatenating strings from both languages.d.The set of strings formed by taking the intersection of the two languages.Clear my choice
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What is the result of combining two regular languages with the union operation (∪)?Question 2Answera.The set of strings that are in either of the two languages.b.The set of strings that are common in both languages.c.The set of strings formed by concatenating strings from both languages.d.The set of strings formed by taking the intersection of the two languages.Clear my choice
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The result of combining two regular languages with the union operation (∪) is a. The set of strings that are in either of the two languages. This is because the union operation in set theory represents all the elements that are in either set, or in both. So, in the context of regular languages, the union operation would result in a new language that includes all the strings that are in either of the two original languages.
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