DFA TO REGULAR EXPRESSION USING STATE ELIMINATION METHOD WITH SAME STATE AS START AND FINAL STATE

DFA TO REGULAR EXPRESSION USING STATE ELIMINATION METHOD WITH SAME STATE AS START AND FINAL STATE - problem 2
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[@surajgolthi8480]

And also p-s-p

[@surajgolthi8480]

How is q-s-p a possible Transition

[@leonelmessi3010]

its not possible but note that She wrote for direct path from (q to p) which is 0 and combine using OR with indirect path (q-s-p) is Phi since there is no indirect path through s only