(7) The telephone answering machine in the previous exercise activates on the first ring. Revise the stat: diagram so that the machine answers after five rings. If someone answers the telephone before five rings, the machine should do nothing. Be careful to distinguish between five calls in which the telephone is answered on the first ring and one call that rings five times.

(7) The telephone answering machine in the previous exercise activates on the first ring. Revise the stat: diagram so that the machine answers after five rings. If someone answers the telephone before five rings, the machine should do nothing. Be careful to distinguish between five calls in which the telephone is answered on the first ring and one call that rings five times.

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