Question 2: DFAsFor this question take >= {a,b}(a) Make a DFA (state-diagram), that accepts all words that startwith either 'aab', or with 'aba', and end with the same patternthey started with.(b) Make a DFA that accepts all words that include the pattern"babaa"(c) Make a DFA that accepts all words that include the pattern"babaa" an odd number of times.

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