=+12. (113) Let M = (Q, X, T) be a T-generalized state machine. Prove that since Q
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=+12. (113) Let M = (Q, X, T) be a T-generalized state machine. Prove that since Q is finite, S(M) is finite if and only if Im(T+) is finite .
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