Need help with this question. Thank you :) Consider the five-state Finite Automaton represented by the following table.stateabStart 13245Final 325Final 445Final 523This FA can be simplified, by merging two of its states.Which two states should be merged, to give an equivalent FA with only four states?Enter the two states as numbers, separated by space or comma, in the text field beloW.Answer:

Here the final state is 3,4,5 and initial state is 1.

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