1. Let M be the Turing machine defined by Table 1 where the start and final states are 90 and 92, respectively. Table 1 8 B a b q⁰ 91, B, R 91 92, B, L 91, 0, R 91, 1, R 92 Note: B-blank symbol a) Give the state diagram of M. b) Trace the computation for the input string baba. c) Describe the result of a computation in M. What's the machine did?

1. Let M be the Turing machine defined by Table 1 where the start and final states are 90 and 92, respectively. Table 1 8 B a b q⁰ 91, B, R 91 92, B, L 91, 0, R 91, 1, R 92 Note: B-blank symbol a) Give the state diagram of M. b) Trace the computation for the input string baba. c) Describe the result of a computation in M. What's the machine did?

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