Theory of Computation - Turing Machines

1. Which of the following is complement of a?

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2. If nL can be recognized by a multitape TM with time complexity f, then L can be recognized by a one-tape machine with time complexity DSD

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3. If T is a TM recognizing L, and T reads every symbol in the input string, τT(n) ≥ 2n + 2, then any language that can be accepted by a TM T with τT(n) = 2n + 2 is

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4. Consider an alternate Turing machine model, in which there is an input tape on which the tape head can move in both directions but cannot write, and one or more work tapes, one of which serves as an output tape. For a function f, denoted by DSpace ( f ), the set of languages that can be recognized by a Turning machine of this type which uses no more than f(n) squares on any work tape for any input string of length n. The only restriction we need to make on f is that f(n) > 0 for every n. The language of balanced strings of parentheses are in

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5. Which of the following problems is solvable?

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