Given the formal definition of the finite state machine (FSM):M1= { {A, B}, {0,1}, { ((A,0),A), ((A,1),B), ((B,0),B), ((B,0),A)  } ,  A, {B} }·        Convert M1 from a non-deterministic FSM into a deterministic FSM.·        Draw them both (non-deterministic and deterministic FSMs in STD) and write the State Transition Table and the formal definition of the deterministic FSM.

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Given the formal definition of the finite state machine (FSM):
M1= { {A, B}, {0,1}, { ((A,0),A), ((A,1),B), ((B,0),B), ((B,0),A)  } ,  A, {B} }
·        Convert M1 from a non-deterministic FSM into a deterministic FSM.
·        Draw them both (non-deterministic and deterministic FSMs in STD) and write the State Transition Table and the formal definition of the deterministic FSM.

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