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Consider the following language over $\sum=\{0,1\}$

$L=\{<M>|$ M is a turing machine that accepts all strings of length atmost 5 $\}$

Since, this is a non-trivial property of TM, so surely it is undecidable.

Now, Applying Rice’s Theorem part 2, $T_{yes}=\{0,1\}$ and $T_{no}=\sum^*$ and $T_{yes} \subset T_{no}$ so this is NOT RE.

Have I correctly applied property 2?

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