1. Give the formal definition of the automaton given below. 1 a a a b 3 2 2. Draw the state diagram of the automaton given below. Q = {91, 92, 93} Σ = {0,1} δ: 0 1 91 {91} {92, 93} 92 0 {91} 93 {91,93} {92,93} 91 is the start state F = {93}.

1. Give the formal definition of the automaton given below. 1 a a a b 3 2 2. Draw the state diagram of the automaton given below. Q = {91, 92, 93} Σ = {0,1} δ: 0 1 91 {91} {92, 93} 92 0 {91} 93 {91,93} {92,93} 91 is the start state F = {93}.

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