(8 points) In class we noted that the 2-bit branch predictor I presented was different than the traditional formulation of a 2-bit branch predictor. In the below state diagrams, "st" is "strongly taken"; "wt" is "weakly taken"; "wn" is "weakly not taken"; and "sn" is "strongly not taken" "st" and "wt" both predict the next branch will be taken; "wn" and "sn" predict not taken. When either predictor sees a new branch, it updates its state, depending on if the new branch was taken ("T") or not taken ("N")