4.(1) Draw a transition graph for the dfa M={Q,E,8,q,,F ), where Q={q,,91»92 };E = {a,b},F = {qo,92} and ở is definded asS(90,a) = q,,8(q,b) =q,,5(q,,a)=q0,8(q,,b) =q2,8(q2,a) =q2,8(q2,b) =q2(2) Give the language accepted by the above dfa.

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