5. (3 marks) Let = {a,b,c,d} and consider the nondeterministic state diagram with e- transitions given in Figure 2. Using the systematic method described in class (and in the text), convert the state dia- gram into an equivalent (non) deterministic state diagram without e-transitions. You should not further modify/simplify the resulting state diagram. d b E F E a E G b Figure 2: State diagram with e-transitions for Question 5. 5. (3 marks) Let = {a,b,c,d} and consider the nondeterministic state diagram with e- transitions given in Figure 2. Using the systematic method described in class (and in the text), convert the state dia- gram into an equivalent (non) deterministic state diagram without e-transitions. You should not further modify/simplify the resulting state diagram. d b E F E a E G b Figure 2: State diagram with e-transitions for Question 5