Choose all of the following that is a strictlydecreasing derived variable on the states ofthe state machine whose states are triples ofnon-negative integers (r, s, a). The initial stateis (x, y, 0). The transitions are given by therule d that for s > 0:(3r, s/3, a)(3r, (s – 1)/3, a + r)(3r, (s — 2)/3, а + 2r) otherif 3 |if 3 |8(r, s, a)Or is strictly decreasing.s is strictly decreasing.O a is strictly decreasing.None of the provided values are strictlydecreasing.

Choose all of the following that is a strictly decreasing derived variable on the states of the state machine whose states are triples of non-negative integers (r, s, a). The initial state is (x, y, 0). The transitions are given by the rule 8 that for s > 0: (3r, s/3, a) (3r, (s — 1)/3, а+r) (3r, (s — 2)/3, а + 2r) other if 3 | if 3 | d(r, s, a) = O r is strictly decreasing. s is strictly decreasing. O a is strictly decreasing. None of the provided values are strictly decreasing.

Choose all of the following that is a strictly decreasing derived variable on the states of the state machine whose states are triples of non-negative integers (r, s, a). The initial state is (x, y, 0). The transitions are given by the rule 8 that for s > 0: (3r, s/3, a) (3r, (s — 1)/3, а+r) (3r, (s — 2)/3, а + 2r) other if 3 | if 3 | d(r, s, a) = O r is strictly decreasing. s is strictly decreasing. O a is strictly decreasing. None of the provided values are strictly decreasing.

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