Problem 4 Turing Machines Construct a Turing machine that recognizes the set of all bit strings that contain at least two l's. You need to define the state transition table in the format used in lectures. That is, f(s;, a) = (s;, A, R) where s; is the current state, s; is the next state, a is the input symbol, A is the output symbol written on tape, and L indicates moving left or R indicates moving right.

Problem 4 Turing Machines Construct a Turing machine that recognizes the set of all bit strings that contain at least two l's. You need to define the state transition table in the format used in lectures. That is, f(s;, a) = (s;, A, R) where s; is the current state, s; is the next state, a is the input symbol, A is the output symbol written on tape, and L indicates moving left or R indicates moving right.

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