We are going to write a Turing machine that reads a string of 1's as input and produces a 1 foroutput if the string is a length that is a multiple of 3 and outputs a O otherwise. The 1 or O shouldbe spaced 1 position to the right of the end of the input. You may assume that the input containsonly zero or more 1's.For example here are four before and after snapshots.BeforeAfterB1ВInput is zero 1's (0 is a multiple of 3)<==11 01111 0111111 1Here is a Turing machine that does most of the work but is missing one instruction. Fill the blankwith the instruction needed. Follow the format of the other instructions (ie, current-state current-head head-instruction new-state, with exactly one space between each).qO 1 R q1q1 1 R q2q2 1 R q0q0 BR q3q1 BR q493 В 1 q5q4 B0 q6Hint: I suggest you draw what is given and then figure out what single instruction will make themachine behave as described.

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The missing instruction is "q2 B R q4".

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Hint: I suggest you draw what is given and then figure out what single instruction will make the machine behave as described.

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