Design a deterministic finite-state automaton that accepts any strings over (1,0}, which begins, and ends with 10, and any combination of numbers 1 or 0 in the middle. An example of an accepted string is 101010, 10110010, 10111110, 10000010. b) c) Construct a state table for the deterministic finite-state automaton in b) above.

Design a deterministic finite-state automaton that accepts any strings over (1,0}, which begins, and ends with 10, and any combination of numbers 1 or 0 in the middle. An example of an accepted string is 101010, 10110010, 10111110, 10000010. b) c) Construct a state table for the deterministic finite-state automaton in b) above.

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