Draw the Finite State Machine (FSM) and transition table for each the following languages below. Using any 3 possible set of strings of your choice, perform a test scan and prove if the strings are accepted or rejected by the FSMs. I. II. L1={x E {0,1}*|x has even number of 0s and even number of 1s} L2 = {x E {0,1}*|0 is first character of x}

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