Given the \varepsilon-NFA, compute \varepsilon-closures and convert to

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Given the $\varepsilon$ -NFA, compute $\varepsilon$ -closures and convert to DFA.

State	$\varepsilon$ -transition	a-transition	b-transition
→	{r}	{q}	{p,r}
q	∅	{p}	∅
r	{p,q}	{r}	{p}

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