Draw the state diagram of the machine that performs the following operation: The machine turns on with output at '0' thanks to asynchronous clear. At each clock trigger, the machine reads the input X. If the input is read at '0' for three times in a row, the output becomes '1', and it does not return to the initial state until three '1' are read in a row.

Draw the state diagram of the machine that performs the following operation: The machine turns on with output at '0' thanks to asynchronous clear. At each clock trigger, the machine reads the input X. If the input is read at '0' for three times in a row, the output becomes '1', and it does not return to the initial state until three '1' are read in a row.

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