Formal Languages and Automata Theory - Unit-5
ARejects the input
BAccepts the input
CEnters a loop
DBoth A and B
Correct Answer
Both A and B
ADecidable
BUndecidable
CNP-complete
DContext-free
Correct Answer
Undecidable
ASimulate any other TM
BOnly recognize regular languages
CSolve the Halting Problem
DNever halt
Correct Answer
Simulate any other TM
ALess powerful than a single-tape TM
BEquivalent to a single-tape TM
CMore powerful than a single-tape TM
DUnable to recognize CFLs
Correct Answer
Equivalent to a single-tape TM
Correct Answer
Recursive
AWeaker than a deterministic TM
BEquivalent to a deterministic TM
CUnable to recognize RE languages
DMore powerful than a deterministic TM
Correct Answer
Equivalent to a deterministic TM
ALess powerful than a single-tape TM
BMore powerful than a single-tape TM
CEquivalent to a single-tape TM
DUnable to recognize regular languages
Correct Answer
Equivalent to a single-tape TM
AWeaker than a deterministic TM
BMore powerful than a deterministic TM
CEquivalent to a deterministic TM
DUnable to solve NP problems
Correct Answer
Equivalent to a deterministic TM
AAccept a given input
BReject a given input
CHalt on a given input
DEnter an infinite loop
Correct Answer
Halt on a given input
AOnly solve the Halting Problem
BSimulate any other Turing Machine
CRecognize only regular languages
DNever halt
Correct Answer
Simulate any other Turing Machine
AMulti-tape TM
BLinear Bounded Automaton
CCounter Machine
DQuantum TM
Correct Answer
Linear Bounded Automaton
AThere exists a TM that halts and accepts all strings in the language
BThere exists a TM that may loop infinitely on strings not in the language
CBoth a and b
DThere exists a TM that always halts
Correct Answer
Both a and b
ADecidable
BUndecidable but RE
CNot RE
DRegular
Correct Answer
Undecidable but RE
AThe set of all TMs that halt on empty input
BThe set of all TMs that do not halt on any input
CThe set of all TMs that accept regular languages
DThe set of all valid C programs
Correct Answer
The set of all TMs that do not halt on any input
ADecidable
BUndecidable
CNP-complete
DRegular
Correct Answer
Undecidable
AAccepted by a TM that always halts
BAccepted by a TM that may loop
CNot accepted by any TM
DAccepted only by non-deterministic TMs
Correct Answer
Accepted by a TM that always halts
AAll non-trivial properties of RE languages are undecidable
BSome problems about TMs are decidable
CThe Halting Problem is decidable
DPCP is decidable
Correct Answer
All non-trivial properties of RE languages are undecidable
ADecidable
BUndecidable
CDecidable only for finite languages
DDecidable only for regular languages
Correct Answer
Undecidable
AMultiple tapes
BA stack instead of a tape
COnly integer counters instead of a tape
DNo halting state
Correct Answer
Only integer counters instead of a tape
AEasier than PCP
BUndecidable like PCP
CDecidable
DA regular language problem
Correct Answer
Undecidable like PCP
ADecidable
BUndecidable
CNP-complete
DContext-free
Correct Answer
Undecidable
AUnion
BIntersection
CComplement
DAll of the above
Correct Answer
All of the above
ARecursive
BNot recursive
CRegular
DContext-free
Correct Answer
Recursive
ARecursive
BRE but not recursive
CNot RE
DUndecidable
Correct Answer
Recursive
ARecursive
BRE but not recursive
CNot RE
DFinite
Correct Answer
Not RE
AMay loop on some inputs
BAlways halts
COnly accepts regular languages
DUses non-determinism
Correct Answer
Always halts
ADecidable
BUndecidable
CNP-complete
DP-complete
Correct Answer
Undecidable
ADecidable
BUndecidable
CEquivalent to PCP
DA regular language
Correct Answer
Undecidable
ADecidable
BUndecidable
CSemi-decidable
DContext-sensitive
Correct Answer
Decidable
AFinite automata
BPushdown automata
CTuring Machines
DLinear Bounded Automata
Correct Answer
Turing Machines
ADecidable
BUndecidable
CNP-complete
DP-complete
Correct Answer
Undecidable