The number of characters in a regular expression is defined to be the total number of symbols used to write out the regular expression. For example, (a U b)* is a six-character regular expression, and ab is a two-character regular expression. Let E = {a,b}. Find examples of each of the following: Q6.1 Part (a) 2 Points A regular language over with a one-state NFA but no one-state DFA. Enter your answer here Q6.2 Part (b) 2 Points A regular language over with a one-state DFA but no one- character regular expression. Enter your answer here Please select file(s) Select file(s) Q6.3 Part (c) 2 Points A regular language over with a one-character regular expression but no one-state NFA. Enter your answer here The number of characters in a regular expression is defined to be the total number of symbols used to write out the regular expression. For example, (a U b)* is a six-character regular expression, and ab is a two-character regular expression. Let E = {a,b}. Find examples of each of the following: Q6.1 Part (a) 2 Points A regular language over with a one-state NFA but no one-state DFA. Enter your answer here Q6.2 Part (b) 2 Points A regular language over with a one-state DFA but no one- character regular expression. Enter your answer here Please select file(s) Select file(s) Q6.3 Part (c) 2 Points A regular language over with a one-character regular expression but no one-state NFA. Enter your answer here