Please provide pictures to the following descriptions of PDAs (either a NPDA or a DPDA). a. Start in state q0.For every 'a' read, push two 'A's onto the stack.For every 'b' read, pop one 'A' from the stack.If a 'b' is read and the stack is empty, go to a dead state since we can't have more 'b's than twice the number of 'a's.If the end of the string is reached and the stack is not empty, move to the accepting state qaccept.b. Start in state q0.For each 'a' read, push an 'A' onto the stack.Transition to a middle state qmid after the last 'a' is read.In qmid, do not manipulate the stack for 'b's.After the first 'c' is read, transition to state qc.In qc, for each 'c' read, pop an 'A' from the stack.If the end of the string is reached and the stack is empty, move to the accepting state qaccept.

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Please provide pictures to the following descriptions of PDAs (either a NPDA or a DPDA).

Start in state q₀.
For every 'a' read, push two 'A's onto the stack.
For every 'b' read, pop one 'A' from the stack.
If a 'b' is read and the stack is empty, go to a dead state since we can't have more 'b's than twice the number of 'a's.
If the end of the string is reached and the stack is not empty, move to the accepting state q_accept.

Start in state q₀.
For each 'a' read, push an 'A' onto the stack.
Transition to a middle state q_mid after the last 'a' is read.
In q_mid, do not manipulate the stack for 'b's.
After the first 'c' is read, transition to state q_c.
In q_c, for each 'c' read, pop an 'A' from the stack.
If the end of the string is reached and the stack is empty, move to the accepting state q_accept.

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