Using the following specifications, draw a finite state machine with three states (I, II, and III), five events, and six actions:
a. If the machine is in state I, two events can occur. If event 1 occurs, the machine moves to state II. If event 2 occurs, the machine performs actions 1 and 2 and moves to state III.
b. If the machine is in state II, two events can occur. If event 3 occurs, the machine remains in state II. If event 4 occurs, the machine moves to state III.
c. If the machine is in state III, three events can occur. If event 2 occurs, the machine remains in state III. If event 3 occurs, the machine performs actions 1, 2, 4, and 5 moves to state II. If event 5 occurs, the machine performs actions 1, 2, and 6 and moves to state I.