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Let L be set accepted by a non-deterministic finite automaton.  The number of states in non-deterministic finite automaton is $\mid Q \mid$. The maximum number of states in equivalent finite automaton that accepts L is

  1. $\mid Q \mid$
  2. $ 2 \mid Q \mid$
  3. $2^{\mid Q \mid} -1$
  4. $2^{\mid Q \mid}$
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Conversion from NFA to DFA is done by subset construction .If a problem can be solved with n state in NFA then in worst case number of states in the resulting DFA is 2n 

Given Number of states in NFA = |Q|

then Maximum number of states in equivalent DFA =2|Q|

Hence,Option(D)2|Q| is the correct choice.

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